Season 5

Pedro Bial interviews American filmmaker Woody Allen about the most significant moments of his life and career, using his autobiography, released last year, as a guiding thread.

Pedro Bial welcomes singer Marília Mendonça, a pioneer of "feminejo" (a subgenre of sertanejo music), to talk about music, heartbreak, motherhood, and her new single.

Rodrigo Sant'Anna discusses the creation of popular character types in comedy and reminisces about iconic characters who are celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2021.

A program about the history of vaccines in Brazil. A retrospective of national vaccination campaigns and interviews with Dráuzio Varella, Carla Domingues, Mariângela Simão (WHO), and Darlan Rosa (the "father" of Zé Gotinha).

A conversation with Ivete Sangalo about her ability to reinvent herself and, of course, to move crowds—even virtually.

João Roberto Kelly made irreverence and good humor his safe conduct to move between salons and streets, studios and theaters, without needing to mince words. Among the stories recounted in the program is the composition of the 1964 carnival hit, 'Cabeleira do Zezé'.

Considered one of the most popular actresses in the country, Susana Vieira celebrates her 60 years in television and 50 years at TV Globo. In the program, she talks about the past by revisiting iconic moments of her career, about the present by addressing the difficulties of the pandemic, and about her expectations for the future.

At the top of the charts, sertanejo hits have brought back the figure of the songwriter whose name is the only name anyone knows. Tierry, from Bahia, started out writing songs but pursued a singing career. He talks with Pedro Bial alongside another celebrated songwriter in the genre, Bruno Caliman, and the writer and journalist Sérgio Rodrigues.

This Wednesday, 'Conversa' welcomes infectious disease specialist Eugenio Scannavino and photojournalist Caetano Scannavino. The brothers coordinate the Health and Happiness Project, an NGO that has been working for 34 years on disease prevention through social mobilization in the Amazon.

Gal Costa is releasing her 51st album, in which she revisits her repertoire to celebrate her 75th birthday and 55 years of career. Both the album and the program feature young names who, in the words of Pedro Bial, drank from the wellspring of her Bossa Nova, Rubel and Tim Bernardes.

Fernando Collor de Mello was the first democratically elected president of the Republic after 30 years of dictatorship. He was also the first to be democratically removed from power following an impeachment request in 1992. Currently, Collor (PROS) is a senator for the state of Alagoas.

Adriana Esteves, Regina Casé, and Taís Araújo have built bonds that go beyond 'Amor de Mãe,' a telenovela that returns to the air on March 1st, adapted to the context of the pandemic. The three protagonists of the story talk with Pedro Bial this Tuesday to discuss the return, behind-the-scenes moments, and the relationship they built during filming.

Currently showing in theaters, 'Afterwards, I'm the Crazy One' tells the story of Dani, a young writer who tries in every way to control her fears and anxiety attacks. Pedro Bial welcomes the actress who plays the protagonist, Debora Falabella, and Tati Bernardi, the writer responsible for the eponymous book that inspired the subtly autobiographical film.

Felipe and Rodrigo Barão, the Barões da Pisadinha, talk to Bial about their success and the rhythm that is their name. On one streaming service, they were the most played artists in the world on New Year's Eve. On another, they had two hits on the world charts.

Pedro Bial welcomes one of the greatest heartthrobs of Brazilian television drama. With 32 plays, ten films, and over 80 TV productions, Francisco Cuoco is responsible for roles that have marked history.

On the day Rio de Janeiro celebrates its 456th anniversary, Pedro Bial welcomes two Cariocas (Rio natives) who have captured the city's effervescence and hardships. Singers and songwriters Fernanda Abreu and Fausto Fawcett discuss the city they immortalized as the 'capital of the hot blood of the best and worst of Brazil'.

Two actors from 'Arcanjo Renagado', one of the most-watched series on Globoplay in 2020 and which also aired on broadcast television, talk with Pedro Bial. Erika Januza and Marcello Melo Jr. discuss the series, which tells the story of Mikhael, a sergeant in the Special Operations Battalion of Rio de Janeiro, BOPE.

Castor de Andrade, the subject of the series 'Doctor Castor' and this Wednesday's 'Conversation', was born and raised in the West Zone of Rio, the region of his two kingdoms: the Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel samba school and the Bangu football club. Well-versed in the world of carnival and football, he was part of the upper echelons of the illegal gambling racket 'Jogo do Bicho' and, in 1997, was convicted of leading a mafia responsible for at least 53 homicides.

The 'Conversation' program discusses transgenerational trauma based on the story of Luiz Schwarcz in his recently released memoir, 'The Air I Lack'. In addition to Luiz, neuroscientist Sidarta Ribeiro participates in the conversation, helping to explain the genetic inheritance of suffering in his book 'The Oracle of the Night'.

The son of an Armenian father and a mother from Ceará, Stepan Nercessian began his artistic career in the late 1960s. Chosen at age 14 to play the protagonist in the film Marcelo Zona Sul (1970), the actor created an unforgettable gallery of characters in film and television.

To discuss the relationship between the evangelical church and political power, 'Conversa' welcomes writer and pastor Caio Fábio and Christian journalist Ricardo Alexandre, author of the book 'And the truth will set you free'.

Actresses Marjorie Estiano and Fernanda Vasconcellos talk about the soap opera "A Vida da Gente," which returned to television on March 1st.

Covid-19 is a disease that can trigger mental health disorders. Psychiatrist Daniel Martins Barros discusses the mental health of Brazilians at this time, and physician Ticyana Azambuja recounts the aggression she suffered at the hands of deniers and describes the harsh routine on the front lines of the fight against the disease.

Alessandra Araújo, from the interior of Tocantins, became an internet phenomenon by recreating, with props ranging from plants to construction materials, looks of celebrities like Bruna Marquezine and Kylie Jenner. Alessandra's fellow countryman, comedian Paulo Vieira, also participates in the conversation.

The conversation is with singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist Carlinhos Brown, including his children Chico Brown, Clara Buarque, and Miguel Freitas, to talk about the musical careers that the three of them are also pursuing.

Bial talks with Peter Wohlleben, a German forestry engineer and author whose books are currently on the bestseller list, revealing what trees feel and how they communicate.

The conversation is with Carla Perez and Xanddy, the royal couple of Bahian music, to talk about their personal lives and professional careers.

The conversation is with Wlamir Marques, two-time world basketball champion with the Brazilian national team in 1959 and 1963, who, at 83 years old, celebrates the enduring memories of great moments and his love for the sport alongside coach and commentator Alberto Bial.

A conversation with artist Marina Amaral, considered one of the best digital colorists in the world. She recreates the colors of historical photographs. She is also an author of books and a documentary producer. Recently, she was diagnosed with autism at age 26. Featuring journalist Andréa Werner.

With 32 years in the business, Flavia Alessandra talks about her career and the re-airing of "Salva-se quem puder" (Save Yourself If You Can). Featuring her daughter, Giulia Costa.

Pedro Bial talks with Harvard philosophy and ethics professor Michael Sandel. Besides discussing threats to justice and democracy in the contemporary world, the author of 'The Tyranny of Merit' and 'Justice' comments on the stark contradictions laid bare by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Discovered by new generations, Supla has regained relevance in the cultural scene. He has a new album and is waiting for the end of quarantine to begin a tour.

The 'Conversation' discusses a practice that still scandalizes some: sadomasochism, or, for those in the know: BDSM, an acronym for bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, sadism, and masochism. Participating in the conversation are dominatrix and digital influencer Mistress Mahara, director Heitor Dhalia, and sexologist Michelle Sampaio.

Pedro Bial interviews pastor and federal congresswoman Flordelis. Accused of ordering the murder of her husband, pastor Anderson do Carmo, she gives her version of the family drama that would explain why two of her daughters, Simone and Marzy, had motives to kill Anderson.

Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen talks about life after 40, her 12-year marriage to NFL star Tom Brady, and her work as an environmental activist.

In November 2018, one of Brazil's most important executives was arrested in Japan on charges of tax evasion. Carlos Ghosn, former chairman of Renault and Nissan, was released in March 2019, but detained again under house arrest in April, from where he escaped on December 29, 2019. From his refuge in Lebanon, where he remains to this day, he and his wife Carole Ghosn stay connected.

A conversation with the "digital influencer" Tina, from the channel "A Vida de Tina" (and also with the actresses behind the character: Isabela Mariotto and Júlia Burnier).

A pop star of the gastronomic world, Argentine chef and businesswoman Paola Carosella talks about her 20 years in Brazil, the growth of her business, and her new projects on the Internet.

A meeting between the author Itamar Vieira Júnior and two members of the musical group Ganhadeiras de Itapuã: Verônica Pereira and Dona Maria de Xindó.

Pedro Bial talks with actor Ney Latorraca about his 70 years in the arts.

Architect Miguel Pinto Guimarães spent much of his quarantine reflecting on what kind of city will emerge from this pandemic. His conversations about this and other subjects with prominent figures were transformed into the book '44 in Quarantine'. Pedro Bial talks with Miguel and with one of the book's interviewees, Diébédo Francis Kéré from Burkina Faso, one of the most respected…

Gustavo and Otávio Pandolfo, better known as OsGêmeos, have worked together since birth. They grew up on the streets of the traditional Cambuci neighborhood in São Paulo, and with the encouragement of their family and the introduction of hip hop culture to Brazil in the 1980s, they developed a unique style that has established them as the most celebrated Brazilian graffiti artists abroad.

Fernanda Lima and Rodrigo Hilbert talk about their marriage, their children, and the project 'Bem Juntinhos' (Very Close Together), the first program they will present together.

Two great Brazilian athletes who are retiring participate in 'Conversa'. Leandro Barbosa, Leandrinho, NBA champion in 2015, and Adriano de Souza, Mineirinho, world surfing champion also in 2015, reminisce about their history in sports and talk about their future plans.

Actor Tonico Pereira talks about his characters, the highlights of his career, and his upcoming projects.

To celebrate 70 years of telenovelas in Brazil, Pedro Bial interviews advertising executive José Roberto Filippelli, who represented Globo for over two decades in exporting the network's productions to countries around the world, and filmmaker and screenwriter Rosane Svartman.

To commemorate the centenary of Dona Ivone Lara, who died in 2018, musician Pretinho da Serrinha and music producer Adelzon Alves speak with Pedro Bial.

The conversation is with actress Gabriela Duarte, who talks about her career and her relationship with her mother, Regina Duarte.

Businesswomen Rachel Maia and Luana Genot offer insights into the market for major Brazilian brands and strategies focused on diversity.

Fátima Bernardes talks with Pedro Bial about her career and social life. Among the topics discussed, Fátima talks about her cancer diagnosis and treatment amidst the pandemic.

Fifty years after being demonized and banned by the war on drugs, studies on the power of psychedelics are back and could change the treatment of mental disorders. Pedro Bial discusses the subject with American journalist Michael Pollan, English Countess Amanda Feilding, and neuroscientist Stevens Rehen.

A conversation with Ruth Rocha, the grande dame of Brazilian children's literature, who is turning 90. Also participating is Ana Maria Machado, her colleague and close friend.

A chat with Karina Oliani, who has just entered the Guinness World Records for completing the longest zip line crossing over a lava lake. A doctor, she also works in conflict zones, remote areas, and high-risk environments, having been on the front lines of the fight against Covid-19 throughout 2020.

The interview is with singer Jon Bon Jovi about his career, his relationship with Brazilian fans and our country, as well as a look at his new work.

Director and actor Paulo Betti moves seamlessly from comedy to drama, from theater to television, and even film. He talks about this versatility and about iconic characters like Téo Pereira from Império, a telenovela that, due to the coronavirus pandemic, is back in prime time.

Tatiana Salem Levy is the author of the book 'Vista Chinesa' (Chinese View), one of the most celebrated literary releases in recent times. The novel tells the story of Júlia, an architect raped in the Tijuca Forest. Carolina Dieckmann, Débora Bloch, Maria Ribeiro, and Linn Da Quebrada read excerpts from the book.

Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, NFTs? A chat with Ronaldo Lemos and Carol Souza about the concept (and practice) of the digital economy and its implications.

Celebrating 15 years in television, Isis Valverde revisits her best moments with the re-airing of the telenovela "Ti-Ti-Ti" on "Vale a Pena Ver de Novo".

A discussion about classical dance in Brazil, based on the history and perspectives of two essential figures: Tatiana Leskova, a pioneer of ballet in the country, and Ana Botafogo.

A conversation with actress Cláudia Raia about her 30-year career and the stories in her memoir, "Sempre Raia um Novo Dia" (A New Day Always Dawns).

In 2012, visual artist Angélica Dass began investigating the skin tones of volunteers, creating a photographic project that would eventually gain international recognition, "Humanae." Since then, she has photographed more than four thousand people in 36 cities. Accompanied by filmmaker (and her friend) Sabrina Fidalgo, she is interviewed by Pedro Bial.

Maria Clara Gueiros and Pequena Lô are psychologists and lovers of humor. Both built their own identities by expressing themselves as comedians and met on the show to talk about the art of finding humor in everyday life.

The 'Conversa com Bial' program is re-airing an interview with Paulo Gustavo from May 2020. The actor and comedian died of Covid-19 this Tuesday at the age of 42.

Beth Carvalho would have turned 75 on May 5th, had she not left us two years ago, in April 2020. To celebrate her, 'Conversa' welcomes her daughter, singer and songwriter Luana Carvalho, and samba musician Dudu Nobre, her friend and godson.

The 'Conversa' program features one of the most requested online encounters: Tiago Leifert talks with Pedro Bial, his predecessor as host of the country's most famous reality show, about the challenges of presenting Big Brother Brasil. Among many topics, he reveals behind-the-scenes details of memorable moments from 'The Big Brother Show' and talks about his routine as a presenter and father to Lua.

In this edition of 'Conversa com Bial', Pedro Bial welcomes economists Ricardo Paes de Barros and Sérgio Besserman Vianna for a chat about the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics). Sérgio Besserman Vianna comments on the IBGE's failure to conduct the census. Ricardo Paes de Barros comments on the budget cuts to the IBGE by the Federal Government.

One way to investigate consciousness is to study Near-Death Experiences (NDEs): when a person is declared clinically dead and returns to life. This is the topic of Pedro Bial's conversation with neuroscientist Edson Amâncio, who participates in the program alongside one of his study subjects, actor Rael Barja, who was declared dead three times and returned to tell the story.

Thiaguinho and Ludmilla talk with Pedro Bial about their careers and collaboration, with exclusive musical performances for the show.

Brazil has some of the best online poker players in the world. The game has become a craze in the country, attracting athletes and professionals from all walks of life. World poker champion André Akkari and Maurren Maggi, former athlete and gold medalist in the long jump in 2008, talk to Pedro Bial about the game.

In this edition of "Conversa com Bial," Pedro Bial welcomes Mariana Vielmond and Dennis Carvalho for a conversation about the life and work of José Wilker. Mariana Vielmond discusses the decision to donate José Wilker's book collection. Dennis Carvalho shares stories about filming with José Wilker.

At 87 years old, actress Eva Wilma died on Saturday night, April 15th, in São Paulo. In honor of the actress and dancer who was an eyewitness to great moments in Brazilian drama, 'Conversa' is re-airing the program in which Eva celebrated 70 years of television.

Former Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso is launching the book "An Intellectual in Politics: Memoirs." In addition to the book, his 90th birthday, which falls on June 18th of this year, is the subject of the documentary "The Unlikely President," directed by Belisario Franca, which is also featured in the program.

Producer Luiz Carlos Barreto talks about his career in Brazilian cinema and the current crisis affecting the sector.

A conversation with former player Ronaldo Fenômeno about his career and current life as a businessman.

Ivan Lins is the most international of Brazilian musicians, or at least the most recorded abroad. Revered by "geniuses from abroad," in Pedro Bial's words, he is the guest on this Friday's 'Conversa' program.

Pedro Bial talks with Edith Eva Eger, a Holocaust survivor. At 16, in Auschwitz, Eva was forced to dance ballet for Joseph Mengele. Currently, Eva is a psychologist specializing in post-traumatic stress and compares the war situation to the pandemic we are experiencing.

A conversation with actress Ingrid Guimarães about motherhood and the pandemic, her personal projects, and the challenges of humor in times of anger. Featuring her mother, Sônia.

A chat with the singer Duda Beat from Pernambuco. With aesthetics, accents, and sounds that blend the regional with the universal, Duda is a showcase of trends in Brazilian music. Featuring Cila do Coco.

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of playwright Maria Clara Machado, Brazil's greatest author of children's plays. With Cacá Morthé and Louise Cardoso.

A chat with Otávio Augusto, one of the most enduring and prolific actors in Brazil, who started in radio, made his name in theater, and rose to prominence on TV. Featuring his wife, actress Cristina Mullins.

'Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents', by Isabel Wilkerson, was considered by The New York Times to be one of the most important non-fiction publications of this century. Recommended by Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey, it is the subject of 'Conversation', which welcomes its author, the first Black woman to win the Pulitzer Prize.

Chay Suede and Laura Neiva reminisced about moments from their careers and relationship, and celebrated the arrival of a new member to their family.

A chat with Olympic hero Serginho, who won two gold medals in four consecutive finals in men's volleyball. Featuring player Camila Brait.

A conversation with journalist Allan de Abreu about the book "Cabeça Branca" (White Head), which tells the saga of Luiz Carlos da Rocha, one of the 10 biggest drug traffickers in the world. Federal Police delegate Elvis Secco also participates in the conversation.

A chat with Erasmo Carlos, whose singing has become intertwined with the destiny of generations of Brazilians, to celebrate his 80th birthday.

After writing biographies of geniuses like Leonardo da Vinci, Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, and Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson has just released 'The Decoder' in Brazil, which tells the story of Jennifer Doudna, one of the winners of last year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her revolution in the field of genetics.

Konrad Dantas, better known as Kondzilla, founded the production company that bears his stage name and celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2021. In that decade, the company has become one of the main drivers of the success of funk music.

With an honorable career in Brazilian journalism, Roberto Kovalick has been with Rede Globo since 1990 and became the network's first correspondent in Japan. After spending time in London and experiencing some risky situations, the journalist is launching the book 'Be Unforgettable' with speech therapist Leny Kyrillo, economist and neuroscience specialist Robson Gonçalves, and journalist Cintia Borsato.

Gil do Vigor made history on BBB21. Besides becoming the most followed man of all editions, he won over Brazil with his spontaneous and kind personality. Pedro Bial talks to the economist about his life, the reality show, and the launch of his autobiography, 'Tem que vigorar' (It Has to Be Vigor).

Pedro Bial talks with Arlete Salles about the film 'Amigas de Sorte', the beginning of her career, her marriage to Lúcio Mauro, and her relationship with Tony Tornado. The actress also discusses her friendship with Susana Vieira and her experience acting alongside Betty Faria, Marília Pêra, and Fábio Jr.

After 30 years in the business, Moby, who became one of the world's biggest DJs by sampling (that is, using edited excerpts) from other songs, is releasing an album that highlights his songwriting side. In 'Conversa', Moby talks about 'Reprise' (2021), an album with arrangements by the Budapest Art Orchestra, as well as topics such as the pandemic and animal rights activism.

A chat with presenter Luciano Huck about the documentary "2021 - The Year That Didn't Start," the book "Door to Door," and his future projects.

A conversation with the president of the Association of Federal Police Delegates (APDF), Edvandir Paiva, and former delegate Jorge Pontes about the episodes of interference in the management of the Federal Police.

A chat with Giulia Be and Vitão, who show a bit of this formula that combines youth, likes, success, and a lot of talent.

On her 70th birthday, Elba will share stories from her extensive and successful career during a time that holds a special place in her heart: São João!

One of Spain's most admired actresses, Carmen Maura has become synonymous with the woman of her country: strong, intense, and passionate, as the presenter defines her in the text that opens this week's 'Conversa'. She is in the cast of 'Veneza', Miguel Falabella's recently released film, and the two will participate in this Monday's program.

The São Paulo branch of Sesc (Social Service of Commerce), which celebrates its 75th anniversary in September, received more than 30 million people in its 44 units in 2019. This Tuesday's 'Conversa' features Danilo Miranda, the manager who has been at the helm of Sesc-SP for 37 years, championing this idea of ​​citizenship.

A Catholic priest, singer, author, and television presenter, Father Alessandro Campos became a Christian celebrity by using country music to convey his religious message.

Pedro Bial talks with partners who are making waves in the June festivities. One comes from tradition, from the stage and musical groups, the other makes music on the computer. Tarcísio do Acordeon and DJ Ivis talk about their stories and careers and play their hits in exclusive performances for the program.

Singer Maria Alcina and journalist André Barcinski discuss the world of Brazilian pop music in the 1980s, which is portrayed humorously in the recently released series "Hit Parade".

At 74 years old, Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Marco Aurélio Mello talks with Pedro Bial about his reputation for dissent, recalls emblematic decisions that marked his career as a magistrate, and gives his opinion on the current political landscape.

Alongside her husband, actor and writer Michel Melamed, Letícia Colin talks with Pedro Bial about motherhood, the pandemic, and characters from the series 'Sessão de terapia' and 'Onde está meu coração', both available on Globoplay.

The program welcomes two hearts that beat to the rhythm of the zabumba. Tato, leader of Falamansa, and Lucy Alves, singer, actress, and accordion player from Paraíba, talk with Pedro Bial about their passion for forró.

The governor of Rio Grande do Sul, Eduardo Leite (PSDB), is the guest on 'Conversa'. From São Paulo, where he is discussing the PSDB primaries for the presidential elections, the youngest governor in Brazil connects with Pedro Bial and talks about his sexual orientation, publicly coming out as gay for the first time.

Cláudio Besserman Viana, better known as Bussunda, claimed that humor had saved him. Known for his wit and irony, he amassed friends and admirers throughout Brazil. In the year that marks fifteen years since his death, 'Conversa' pays tribute to him in a conversation with Manoel Soares, Sérgio Besserman Viana, and Julia Besserman.

A child prodigy born in Kansas City, Pat Matheney found in Brazilian music a path to becoming a world-renowned jazz virtuoso. The musician talks with Pedro Bial, receives affection from Brazilian friends, and reminisces about his romance with Sônia Braga.

Flávia Lins is the creator and screenwriter of a phenomenon that in 2022 celebrates 10 years of captivating generations of Brazilian children: 'Detetives do Prédio Azul' (Detectives of the Blue Building). In this Tuesday's 'Conversa' (Conversation), she talks about children's literature and the success of 'D.P.A.' alongside Ronaldo Reis, the actor responsible for bringing the character Severino Capim to life.

A chat with Ziggy Marley, Bob Marley's heir, and with one of the most prominent Brazilian artists of the genre: Alexandre Carlo, from Natiruts.

At 80 years old, filmmaker Neville d'Almeida celebrates his career and discusses topics such as censorship in cinema, even during the final years of the military dictatorship.

A chat with actors Hélio de la Peña and Aílton Graça about the recently released film "Correndo atrás" (Running After), which tells the story of a hustler who does odd jobs and tries his luck as a football player's agent.

The 'Conversa' program discusses how the Brazilian Military Police loses credibility when its members commit crimes in uniform, predominantly affecting the Black population. To try and understand the reasons for and solutions to racism within the institution, the program welcomes lawyer Bruno Cândido Sankofá and retired São Paulo Military Police officer, Lieutenant Colonel Mário Filho.

The 'Conversa' program welcomes Daiane dos Santos, who talks about the athlete's relationship with the Olympic Games and the pressure to win, and also chats with actress Thalita Carauta, star of the film '4x100 - Running for a Dream'.

The 'Conversa' program welcomes two witnesses and protagonists of the history of Brazilian surfing, Fernanda Guerra and Rico de Souza. In the program, they make their predictions about the Olympic Games and recount what it was like to surf in a time when the sport was marginalized.

In 1989, after publishing the novel 'The Satanic Verses', Salman Rushdie was forced into anonymity. The work was considered offensive to the Prophet Muhammad, and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the leader of Iran, ordered all 'zealous Muslims' to attempt to assassinate the writer. Pedro Bial talks to the writer, who currently lives in New York.

Since 'Zorra Total', Lucicreide has been a success. The domestic worker who came from the Northeast is portrayed by actress Fabiana Karla, who uses references from Pernambuco, her birthplace. In March, the character debuted on Globoplay and in cinemas in 'Lucicreide Goes to Mars'. The protagonist spoke with Bial about the film and her career.

At 65 years into his career and 80 years of life, presenter Boris Casoy is interviewed on 'Conversa'. Among the topics discussed, he talks about his new venture as a YouTuber, criticizes Brazil's delay in starting vaccination against Covid-19, and recounts his personal story with a disease that was eradicated thanks to immunization programs.

Sérgio Mamberti began his career in 1962 and, since then, has shone in plays, films, series, and miniseries, in addition to working in other areas such as visual arts. In 'Conversa', the 82-year-old actor recalls stories from his artistic and political trajectory and talks about the launch of his autobiographical book 'Sérgio Mamberti: Lord of My Time', written with journalist Dirceu Alves Jr.

The celebration of diversity at the Olympic Games begins with the Brazilian delegation. Pedro Bial talks with Alison, from beach volleyball, and Letícia Bufoni, the Princess of Skateboarding, who is bringing the sport to the Games for the first time.

The conversation is with the writer Laurentino Gomes, who has just released the second volume of the "Slavery" trilogy, and also with the film director Jefferson De, who will release the film "Doctor Gama" at the end of this month, which tells the story of one of the most important Brazilian abolitionist leaders, Luís Gama.

At 64 years old, Ciro Gomes (PDT) will attempt to reach the presidency of the Republic for the fourth time in 2022. He is the guest on 'Conversa', the first in a series of interviews with personalities involved in next year's elections.

Evangelical spirituality in 2021 is the topic of conversation with preacher Deive Leonardo and theologian Rodrigo Bibo. Among the themes, they discussed what Bial summarized as 'theology of reward', the idea that nothing will go wrong for a good Christian.

Julio Andrade illustrates the challenges of public health in the series 'Sob Pressão' with the character Evandro, the hospital's chief surgeon. In 'Conversa', the actor recalls the preparation for the character, behind-the-scenes moments from filming, and his career in drama.

Tarcísio Meira died on the morning of Thursday, August 12th, victim of Covid-19, at the age of 85. The actor and his wife, Glória Menezes, were admitted to the Albert Einstein hospital last Friday, August 6th. In his honor, 'Conversa' is replaying his last interview, which aired in September 2020.

Following strict safety protocols, 'Conversa' welcomes singer Marisa Monte for the program's first in-person interview in a year and a half of the pandemic. Marisa showcases songs from her new album, 'Portas', and talks with Pedro Bial about the challenges of developing her first album of new material in 10 years during the coronavirus crisis.

In this episode of Conversa com Bial, journalist Ana Paula Araújo and Lieutenant Colonel Cláudia Moraes discuss the rise in domestic violence in Brazil and the urgent need for social and institutional intervention. The interview highlights the research behind Ana Paula's book on rape culture and addresses her new literary project focused on combating femicide.

Cristiana Reali talks about her connection to Brazil even while living in France, comments on her desire to work with Fernanda Torres and Fernanda Montenegro, discusses her play: 'Simone Veil - The Struggles of a Daring Woman' and her experience of being directed by John Malkovich.

Marcelo Serrado talks about Carnival after the pandemic and about the film 'Two Plus Two'. Fernanda Nobre explains what motivated her to have an open relationship. Fernanda Nobre and Marcelo Serrado discuss jealousy in open and monogamous relationships. Marcelo Serrado and Fernanda Nobre discuss romanticized love, loyalty, and betrayal.

Paloma and Eryk Rocha discuss the influences and filmmaking style of Glauber Rocha. Martin Scorsese talks about being influenced by Glauber Rocha's film. Eryk Rocha discusses his documentary 'Cinema Novo'. Paloma Rocha talks about her memories of Glauber Rocha's film 'The Age of the Earth'. Paloma and Eryk Rocha discuss their memories of Glauber Rocha.

Selton Mello comments on celebrating 40 years in his career and returning to film a telenovela. Alexandre Nero and Selton Mello talk about their characters in 'Nos Tempos do Imperador'. Selton Mello and Alexandre Nero discuss working together for the first time. Selton Mello talks about filming the 5th season of 'Sessão de Terapia'.

Fernando Haddad comments on his father not having taught him Arabic in his childhood. Fernando Haddad says he will always be available for the political project of transforming Brazil. Fernando Haddad comments on the creation of a broad front. Fernando Haddad talks about the possibilities of Lula's candidacy.

Joenia Wapichana comments on how Bill 490 affects the lives of indigenous people. Joenia Wapichana talks about the politicians who try to silence indigenous people. Joenia Wapichana comments on the demarcation of indigenous lands. Sydney Possuelo says that indigenous peoples are living through the worst moment in Brazilian history.

Aunt Surica talks about Manacea's importance to her career. Áurea Maria recounts Manacea's composing style. Aunt Surica and Áurea Maria share their stories from the old guard of Portela. Aunt Surica and Áurea Maria discuss the Portela parades that most impacted them. Áurea Maria talks about Manacea's collection of compositions and the album recorded by Marisa Monte.

Ronaldo Aguiar and Claudio Thebas explain clowning. Claudio Thebas says he started making people laugh to escape bullying. Ronaldo Aguiar tells the story of the Doctors of Joy. Ronaldo Aguiar and Claudio Thebas talk about the importance of listening to others. Ronaldo Aguiar comments on what provokes laughter.

Sergio Mendes says that Tom Jobim was his mentor. Sergio Mendes talks about his friendship with Frank Sinatra and meeting Elvis Presley. Sergio Mendes recounts how he met Carlinhos Brown and Will.i.am. Sergio Mendes talks about his friendship with Pelé and about Harrison Ford having worked in his house. Sergio Mendes talks about a letter he received from Paul McCartney.

Simone Duarte comments on the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Simone Duarte talks about one of the characters in her book 'The Wind Changed Direction'. Baker Atyani recounts his interview with Osama Bin Laden and his kidnapping. Baker Atyani discusses the current situation in Afghanistan. Arshad Yusufzai talks about the new Taliban.

Doris Monteiro recounts having to overcome her father's prejudice to become a singer. Doris Monteiro talks about her first television appearance. Doris Monteiro recounts how her first album received a zero rating from a music critic. Doris Monteiro discusses her film career. Doris Monteiro talks about Tom Jobim and Lúcio Alves.

Emicida talks about his experience at the Center for Social Studies at the University of Coimbra, Portugal. Emicida and Fióti discuss the series 'The Enigma of Dark Energy' and racial prejudice. Emicida talks about his song 'Triumph'. Fióti comments on his connection with Emicida. Emicida talks about his mother's connection to art and her encouragement for his and Fióti's careers.

Charles Duke talks about the pieces in the NASA exhibition in São Paulo. Charles Duke comments on being Neil Armstrong's flight controller and the curiosities of the mission. Charles Duke recounts details of his trip to the moon. Charles Duke says he is excited about the privatization of space. Rafael Reisman comments on the curiosities of the Space Adventure Expo.

Bial reminisces about moments in Guilherme Arantes' career. Guilherme Arantes comments on the changes in the music market and his new album 'A Desordem dos Templários'. Guilherme Arantes talks about his compositions. Guilherme Arantes discusses curiosities about 'Meu Mundo e Nada Mais', 'Lindo Balão Azul' and 'Coisas do Brasil'.

Pedro Bial interviews an ethnomusicologist who researches the far-right around the world. Author of "War for Eternity - The Return of Traditionalism and the Rise of the Populist Right," Benjamin Teitelbaum discusses three key figures in his book: Steve Bannon from the United States, Aleksandr Dugin from Russia, and Olavo de Carvalho from Brazil.

A large-scale study by five federal universities is mapping changes in the sexual behavior of Brazilians after the pandemic and social distancing. One of the new trends is hybrid sex, which takes virtual sex to its ultimate consequences by incorporating technology to serve relationships and pleasure.

A former international correspondent for 15 years, Rodrigo Alvarez uses his journalistic experience to explore the theme of transcendence. In his new literary adventure, he once again addresses the intangible. 'Soul: The Past and Future of What Makes Us Human' revisits the biography of the concept of the soul and includes interviews with spiritual leaders and people who have had near-death experiences.

Nathalia Dill celebrates her 15-year career and talks about her newest project, the romantic comedy 'Um Casal Inseparável' (An Inseparable Couple). Starring alongside Marcos Veras, she plays a volleyball coach who falls in love with a pediatrician. To prepare for the role, the actress received training from Jaqueline Silva, Olympic beach volleyball champion.

The duo Kleiton and Kledir are interviewed on 'Conversa'. Brothers from Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul, who rose to fame by incorporating traditional Gaucho rhythms into pop music in the 1980s, they celebrated 40 years of their career alongside Pedro Bial.

Born in the outskirts of Recife, Amaro Freitas entered the world of music at age 11 as a keyboardist in the church his father attended. A professional pianist since the age of 15, he has three albums that have propelled him internationally into recognition as a rising star in contemporary jazz.

Bial welcomes Lucas Di Grassi. A UN ambassador for the environment, the racing driver comes to show that the most important race of his time is against climate change.

'In the mouths of the people, cherry is chewing gum, lipstick, a song,' poetically states Pedro Bial in the opening text of this Wednesday's program. The interviewees are Israel and Rodolffo, who held the number one spot on the charts for months with 'Batom de Cereja' (Cherry Lipstick), one of the hits of Big Brother Brasil 2021.

Federal congresswoman Tabata Amaral announces her affiliation with the PSB party. The interview is part of a series featuring relevant figures in the 2022 elections and also includes the mayor of Recife, João Campos (PSB), Tabata's boyfriend.

With a meteoric career full of memorable roles in drama, Paolla Oliveira is the interviewee this Friday. The actress, who recently won 'Super Dança dos Famosos' (Super Dancing with the Stars), revisits her career on television and touches on personal life topics, such as her relationship with her father, a military police officer, and her relationship with samba singer Diogo Nogueira.

Filmmaker and documentarian Josias Teófilo and political scientist Camila Rocha are the interviewees who open the week of 'Conversa com Bial'.

The search for a cure for her grandson and conversations with a rabbi have become the basis for Deborah Colker's new show. Pedro Bial talks with the choreographer, grandmother of a 12-year-old boy whose illness causes blisters on his skin at the slightest contact, and with Rabbi Nilton Bonder. The show 'Cura' will be broadcast live on Globoplay this Saturday.

'Temporal' is to samba what 'Evidências' is to sertanejo, according to Pedro Bial. Wednesday's program celebrates, in addition to the song's 25th anniversary, the group Art Popular and its leader, Leandro Lehart, the most recorded composer of the genre in the last 30 years.

Pedro Bial interviews the national president of the PSD party, Gilberto Kassab, and the president of Fiesp, Paulo Skaf. The program is part of a series featuring prominent figures relevant to next year's elections.

Currently hosting 'The Voice Kids', Marcio Garcia talks with Pedro Bial about family, his TV career, and the grand finale of the reality show, which takes place this Sunday, September 26th.

Under the theme of the launch of 'O Drible da Vaca' (The Cow's Dribble), 'Conversa' celebrates Mário Prata's 60-year career. In the conversation, the writer talks about his new book, which tells the story of football with his characteristic sense of humor, and recalls moments from his career, such as his debut in television screenwriting for the soap opera 'Estúpido Cupido' (Stupid Cupid), in 1976.

The evolution of radio driven by the digital environment has captivated millions of Brazilians, especially during the pandemic. To discuss podcast productions, 'Conversa' welcomes Branca Vianna, creator of the podcast 'Praia dos Ossos', Ivan Mizanzuk, creator of 'O Caso Evandro', and Bruno Paes Manso, journalist and author of the recently released book and podcast on Globoplay, 'República das Milícias'.

To understand the hacker world and the precautions we should take with our digital lives, let's talk to Gabriel Pato, a 'ethical hacker', and Felipe Payão, editor of the online channel "Tecmundo" and an expert on the subject.

In her four-decade career, Sylvia Bandeira has a resume that includes 20 plays, 18 soap operas, and 4 miniseries and films. The daughter of a diplomat, she was born in Geneva, but insists on reaffirming her Brazilian heritage. In this interview, she talks about cinema, television, and the play 'Charles Aznavour – An Invented Romance' currently showing in Gávea, Rio de Janeiro.

Paulo Ricardo comments on the live show he attended with Bial for 'Globo Repórter'. Paulo Ricardo talks about the 35th anniversary show of RPM's first album. Paulo Ricardo comments on the conflicts involving the members of RPM. Paulo Ricardo recounts his experience as an actor and reporter for a day, when he interviewed Yoko Ono.

'Conversa' welcomes actress and writer Ítala Nandi. Celebrating almost 80 years of life, Nandi was the first woman to perform full frontal nudity in Brazilian theater, and during the dictatorship. On stage and screen, 'she wasn't just a sex symbol, she was much more,' as Pedro Bial pointed out.

Eating well is a matter of utmost importance, according to Pedro Bial, and that's why the presenter welcomes two women who 'keep Brazilian culture alive in their pots and pans'. From different generations, but veterans in the culinary arts, chefs Laura Góes and Roberta Sudbrack talk about how food brings us closer, entertains us, transports us, and saves us in a conversation about their secrets, stories, and origins.

A program featuring former champion fighter and Jiu-Jitsu and MMA legend Rickson Gracie, who is launching his memoir "Breathe: A Life in Motion," about his and his family's journey in martial arts.

A conversation with Canadian singer, songwriter, and actor Michael Bublé, who has Brazil on the route of his current tour, "An Evening with Michael Bublé".

A conversation with singers and songwriters Jorge Aragão and Jorge Vercillo about important points in each of their histories, and how their paths connect over the years.

The 'Conversa' program begins its week discussing the direction of the Brazilian economy with former minister and advisor to presidents Delfim Netto and the president of Credit Suisse bank in Brazil, José Olympio Pereira.

Brazil has at least 40 million evangelicals, represented by ministers and the evangelical caucus in Brasília, which occupies almost a third of Congress. Even so, the idea that the country is experiencing, or is about to experience, religious persecution against Christians is gaining traction. With the participation of pastors Jorge Linhares and Davi Lago, religious freedom in Brazil is the topic of this episode.

Pedro Bial welcomes actor Romeu Evaristo and his daughter, actress Dandara Mariana. They have their roots in the samba schools Salgueiro and Grande Rio and a strong passion for acting. The daughter is a Flamengo fan and the father a Fluminense supporter, they also enjoy a healthy rivalry in football.

Pedro Bial talks with Caio Túlio Costa, Roberto Feith, and Flávia Barbosa about the importance of the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to two journalists.

"I don't know if they make stars and heartthrobs like they used to," jokes Pedro Bial in the opening text of 'Conversa'. In the presenter's words, Nuno Leal Maia "is a knockout" both in football and on television, where he's a frequent face in soap operas that marked an era.

John Green is launching his book of essays, 'Anthropocene: Notes on Life on Earth,' which he considers a 'declaration of 'love' for the world' and his non-fiction debut. This is one of the topics discussed on 'Conversa,' which featured the American author responsible for selling over 50 million copies worldwide.

To discuss the importance of embracing diversity in Brazilian education, 'Conversa' welcomes two activists for the cause, Rodrigo Mendes and Mariana Rosa, and a guest who has demonstrated firsthand the transformative power of inclusive education: Caroline Souza, who is autistic and a pedagogue.

On October 15th of this year, Brazil's first 24-hour news channel celebrated its silver anniversary: ​​25 years on the air. To discuss the history of Globonews, the program welcomes presenter Maria Beltrão, who joined the project at the very beginning, in 1996, at the age of 25, and political reporter Nilson Klava, who is the same age as the channel.

Debuting her first monologue, "Bárbara!", actress Marisa Orth meets journalist Barbara Gancia, author of the book that inspired the play. The two discuss the adaptation of the work for the stage and what it means to do comedy in Brazil today.

A conversation with Wagner Moura, director of the biopic "Marighella," which will finally be released almost three years after its production. "Marighella" narrates the trajectory of the guerrilla politician Carlos Marighella in his fight against the Brazilian military dictatorship, focusing on the year 1969.

Created to investigate the government after the biggest health crisis in Brazil's history, the Covid-19 CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) was the subject of the "Conversa com Bial" program that started the week. Participants include two leaders of the women's caucus in the Senate: Simone Tebet, the first woman to preside over the Senate Justice Committee and to run for president of the house, and Soraya Thronicke, the deputy leader of the government in Congress.

The conversation is with rapper Xamã and MC Dricka, who are rising stars in the new rap and funk music scene.

A conversation with Alexandre Gaules, the biggest game streamer in Brazil and second biggest in the world, who will talk about the craze for electronic game competitions, which is becoming increasingly popular in the country.

Nationally known in the late 1990s as a member of the band Los Hermanos, Rodrigo Amarante will release his second solo album, Drama, in July through the American label Polyvinyl.

Letícia Sabatella always knew she wanted to sing, a dream postponed by the stardom brought on by dozens of soap operas and series. Now, she brings singing back in musical projects where the actress and the singer blend, as in the case of Empress Tereza Cristina, a character in 'Nos Tempos do Imperador', and Edith, from the musical 'Piaf e Brecht – A Vida em Vermelho'.

At 78 years old and with almost 60 years in the business, Edu Lobo talks with Pedro Bial about his relationship with the spotlight over the years.

The conversation is with lawyers Augusto de Arruda Botelho and Irapuã Santana about how the Brazilian justice system works, providing accessible information so that every citizen can guarantee their fundamental rights.

In a respectful roundtable discussion, 'Conversa com Bial' welcomes Diego Ribas, from Flamengo, and Palmeiras idol Zé Roberto, who share stories of overcoming challenges and reminisce about their achievements in the world of football.

The conversation is with the brothers Ronaldo, Renato and Mário, from the vocal group Golden Boys, active since 1958.

In homage to Marília Mendonça, 'Conversa com Bial' re-airs an interview with the singer.

To discuss refugees fleeing Nazism in Brazil, the program 'Conversa' welcomes historian and immigration specialist Fábio Koifman and Margot Bina Rotstein, a German woman who experienced the horrors of persecution against Jews in Berlin during her childhood and was welcomed into the country.

Interview with the governor of Goiás, Ronaldo Caiado.

Pedro Bial talks with Maria de Medeiros, who plays Blanche in 'Verdades Secretas 2'. The actress, director, and singer has acted in more than 120 film productions, becoming a muse of cult films from the 1990s. Among them is Quentin Tarantino's classic, 'Pulp Fiction' (1994).

The song 'Zap Zum', from Pabllo Vittar's new album, has become a kind of anthem for this year's Olympic Games thanks to the admiration of one of the most beloved volleyball players on the Brazilian national team, Douglas Souza. The two talk about the relationship between sports and music, among other topics.

The 'Conversa' program welcomes Marieta Severo, who is celebrating her 75th birthday and 55 years since her television debut at the age of 19 or 20.

With nearly 40 years in the business and, by his own count, over a thousand recordings accompanying the biggest names in Brazilian music, Leo Gandelman has accumulated awards as an arranger, producer, solo artist, and now, presenter. His program 'Vamos Tocar' has just received the silver medal at the New York Festival TV & Film in the Entertainment/Artistic Performance category.

The 'Conversa' program welcomes former Minister of Justice and Public Security and former Lava Jato judge, Sergio Moro, who discusses his entry into politics. Among the topics, he talks about his affiliation with Podemos and gives his opinion on changes in jurisprudence at the Supreme Federal Court that resulted in the acquittal of some defendants in the Lava Jato operation.

A rising star in film making her television debut and a veteran of the small screen were interviewed on Wednesday's program. Bárbara Colen and Mateus Solano play a couple in 'Quanto mais vida, melhor' (The More Life, the Better), the new 7 pm telenovela. The plot, by Mauro Wilson and with artistic direction by Allan Fiterman, tells the story of people who face death but receive a second chance.

Worldwide, obesity has tripled in the last 50 years. Classified as a disease by the World Health Organization (WHO) since 1948, it was the topic of this week's 'Conversation', which featured actress Luana Xavier and endocrinologist Cynthia Valerio.

A native of Rio de Janeiro's Madureira and a Mangueira supporter raised in Vila Isabel, Leci Brandão is a singer, songwriter, and has been a member of parliament in São Paulo for over 10 years. In the program, which also features Marquinhos de Oswaldo Cruz, she participates in a double celebration: National Black Consciousness Day, November 20th, and National Samba Day, celebrated on December 2nd.

Pedro Bial interviews filmmaker Carla Camurati, who details the creative process behind her documentary 8 Presidents, 1 Oath - The Story of a Present Time. In the episode, the director analyzes the trajectory of Brazilian democracy since redemocratization and reflects on the importance of a non-partisan and factual approach in preserving political memory.

Leaving TV Globo after 34 years, Marcos Uchôa, alongside Pedro Bial, reminisces about memorable moments in his career, from sports reporting to war coverage, and explains his entry into politics.

Evelyn Castro and Cacau Protásio are together in the upcoming films 'A Sogra Perfeita' and 'Juntos e Enrolados' and on 'Conversa' this Wednesday.

'Private Desert', a successful Brazilian film that received a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival in September and has just premiered in Brazil, represents the country in the Oscar race. Thursday's program interviews the film's screenwriter and director, Aly Muritiba, and actor Pedro Fasanaro.

According to Pedro Bial, Elisabeth Savala counts her most ardent fans among her colleagues, and viewers feel as if they know her intimately. In an interview on 'Conversa', she reminisces about memorable roles in classic Brazilian television dramas such as 'Gabriela', 'O Astro', and 'Pai Herói'.

At 84 years old, Zé Celso has dedicated more than 60 years to his greatest work: the Teatro Oficina, a temple of Brazilian performing arts nestled in Bixiga, in the heart of São Paulo. It is from there that he connects to talk with Pedro Bial on this Monday's program.

'Shakespeare and the Beatles: The Path of Genius', by lawyer José Roberto de Castro Neves, shows the similarities between the trajectories of two cultural landmarks: the fundamental playwright of the 16th century and the most important band of the 20th century. He participates in Tuesday's program alongside the eternal titan Charles Gavin.

'Conversation' discusses the importance of civil society in the fight against poverty. Participants include Dr. Vera Cordeiro, founder of the Dara Institute, whose family action plan has already lifted thousands of families out of poverty, and actress Fernanda Torres.

One of the interviewees abandoned his judicial robes to dedicate himself to politics, the other is a professor who gained respect and fame by denouncing the police corruption scheme in the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into Militias in Rio de Janeiro. Members of the PSB party, federal deputy Marcelo Freixo and governor Flavio Dino talk with Pedro Bial about the electoral race in light of the country's current polarization.

Reynaldo Gianecchini recalls the beginning of his career, when he went from Zé Celso's Teatro Oficina directly to soap operas in 'Laços de Família' (2000), making his prime-time television debut.

In 1981, Isabel Allende sat down to write a farewell letter to her 99-year-old grandfather, who was on his deathbed. That text was the genesis of "The House of the Spirits," her debut novel, a tremendous success adapted into a film starring Winona Ryder and Antonio Banderas in 1993. Twenty-five books later, she is the most widely read Spanish-language author in the world.

Ilze Scamparini discusses the launch of her book, loosely inspired by real events, 'Shoot Straight to My Heart,' and recalls stories and characters such as the three popes she covered and the beginning of the coronavirus crisis, when Italy was the epicenter of the pandemic.

Mariângela Toledo and Rodrigo Faour celebrate the centenary of Dick Farney.

In another episode of the series featuring important figures in next year's elections, Pedro Bial interviews João Doria, the PSDB's pre-candidate for president of the Republic.

A program honoring the composer, singer, and guitarist Almir Sater, who will return to soap operas in the new version of "Pantanal" on Globo, with the participation of his son Gabriel Sater, also an actor, singer, composer, and guitarist. In the plot, Gabriel will play the role that his father played in the first version, from 1990, on the defunct TV Manchete.

A teen idol of the 1960s and one of the greatest singer-songwriters of the 1970s, Cat Stevens fled the media spotlight at age 25, at the height of his success. At 29, he converted to Islam, changed his name, and abandoned his pop career. In a conversation with Bial, he discusses how he has been balancing his Muslim faith with the release of new albums and the remastering of old classics since 2006.

With the first doses of the vaccine, administered in January of this year, the economy showed signs of recovery. But to what extent are we in this recovery? It is with this question that Pedro Bial begins Tuesday's program alongside Fabiano Colbano, senior economist at the World Bank in Brazil.

The 'Conversa' program honors and welcomes composer Zé Katimba, alongside commentator and carnival expert Milton Cunha. Zé, at 26 years old, founded the Imperatriz Leopoldinense samba school and was admitted to the composers' wing in 1969. His great compositions have become part of carnival history, a story beautifully told and celebrated by Milton, a specialist in the field and cultural director of the Associação Samba é Nosso.

The 'Conversa com Bial' program welcomes writer and correspondent Edney Silvestre, who is launching a new version of his novel 'Vidas Provisórias' (Provisional Lives), a book featuring characters who become immigrants due to political and social circumstances.

A special conversation with singer and songwriter Mateus Aleluia in his hometown: Cachoeira, Bahia. Seu Mateus, one of the members of Os Tincoãs, a musical group active in the 60s and 70s that made popular music based on Candomblé songs, will talk about his work, which grows every year with new projects, and his philosophy of life, in total connection with his African ancestry.