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adorocinema
  • 2/7/2025
Transcript
00:00Do you know Mikiles? Jota Mikiles?
00:06Give him a round of applause, he deserves it.
00:08Hello, Terezinha!
00:10It's Jota Mikiles.
00:15Mikiles already has the way of making frevo,
00:18but that's it, that's what I feel.
00:20Frevo existed before him,
00:23but from him on, frevo is another.
00:25I think he is the last composer of this generation,
00:28one of the great composers of frevo.
00:30Mikiles is music, right?
00:32Wherever he goes, he takes care of it.
00:35Girl, let's go, frevo is too good.
00:40This comes from the people, this magic,
00:42this theme, this tactic of composing frevo.
00:46If you look for someone who knows
00:50some music sung in the carnival,
00:54you will come across Busquets do Mikiles.
00:59Mikiles has a look,
01:01maybe even a cinematographic look.
01:04I even flagged him a few times,
01:06standing in a corner, just contemplating.
01:11She was all flowery,
01:13and that's when the idea came up,
01:16calling her, come here, my dear, come here,
01:18then I started composing.
01:21We had the information that on the street
01:24he was a funny man, a joker, a joker,
01:28but at home he wasn't much of that.
01:34Time is cruel, isn't it?
01:36The composer has his happy, euphoric moments,
01:39and his moments of loneliness, sadness, longing.
01:44Music helps you live.
01:46I don't believe that there is anyone who doesn't like music.
01:51This boy, Mikiles,
01:53he moves a lot with this feeling of being a star.
01:57It's springtime of love,
02:02from the horizon is your rebound,
02:07It's springtime of love,
02:10from the horizon is your rebound,
02:14It's a serene dawn,
02:18behind a delirious poem,
02:23of this firm ambition.