The film "Miragem" was created to explore the human experience of facing life's most challenging moments — when the line between hope and despair blurs. Set against the vast, isolating backdrop of a desert, it tells a story of survival, illusion, and the relentless search for meaning, reflecting how we often seek light in the darkest of places. Through this visual and emotional journey, we hope to inspire viewers to question their own realities and find strength in the face of uncertainty.
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Born in São Luís, a small Brazilian island where culture overflows, he had vast terrain to explore and lay the groundwork for his inspiration.
Self-taught, he always played with other bands, but he never had a group to play his songs exclusively. However, learning to play a few instruments gave him a chance to showcase his restrained artistry.
The expansive character of his work travels into unpredictable rhythms and melodies, allowing it to be free from stylistic classifications because each composition is a different path to follow.
Recorded 20 years ago, in total improvisation; with cassette tapes, double tape-deck (with karaoke function) and a common microphone, which served as a guide and metronome was the basis of the guitar.
With the theme recorded on an A-Tape, was just put it to listen while playing the bass; recording the two instruments mixed on a B-Tape. On a C-Tape is recorded what you hear from B-Tape while playing a guitar solo, for example. Then the drums and so on. No time for corrections.
This crude method of recording produces what would be heard in a jam session played live and this is what inspired the creation of the alias Jam Self.
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Tharson David Lopes and Alessandro Póvoa
(drums and sound system conceded)
Ricardo Luis e Ricardo Naves
(strings and sound systems conceded)
Gregory Mark Carvalho
(playing base guitar in "Choro de Bebê")
Alessandro Póvoa
(playing drums in "Choro de Bebê" and bongo in "Despertar")
Diogo Nunes
(base guitar inspiration for "Introspecto")
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