"Toninho Horta, violão, MPB, guitar, jazz"16 September 201150 mins
Documentary about the work of the musician and composer Toninho Horta, master of harmonies and instrumentalist whose recognition crosses the borders of Brazil.
The documentary follows the main steps of its trajectory at different stages in the history of Brazilian popular music, depicting moments of his career.
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