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"Menino do Rio: Romantic adventures of a group of Rio de Janeiro teenagers and surfers."
"After being smitten by a sultry dancer a man joins a travelling carnival."
"Bye bye Brasil: Follows a troup of carnival-type entertainers in a land caught up in an avalanche of social change."
"A hypnotically languorous road movie with an upbeat political kick. The story follows a smalltime traveling sideshow which includes Ciço, a recent addition. A poor villager with a pregnant wife, he has fallen in love with the exotic dancer Salomé. In the end, the troupe heads down dusty roads facing increasing disinterest and social change in Brazil."
"The story of the Carnival Rolidei, a traveling band of Gypsies. As the troupe travels around Brazil, the struggles of carnival life mirror the growing industrialization of the country."
"Brazil, a country coming to an end to make way for another country about to begin."@en
"Brazil, a country coming to an end to make way for another country about to begin."
"Llega el Carnaval Rolidei a un pueblo donde se encuentra Ciço, quien se enamora de Salomé, La Reina de la Rumba, por lo que Ciço se une a la feria llevando a su esposa embarazada para tomar la única oportunidad de salir de ese pequeño pueblo."
"Follows a troup of carnival-type entertainers in a land caught up in an avalanche of social change."
"Fiction. Comédie musicale racontant les aventures d'un jeune paysan musicien et de son épouse enceinte qui se joignent à une caravane de forains qui font une tournée au Brésil. Avec Jose Wilker, Betty Faria, Fabio Junior et Zaira Zambelli."
"The story of a troupe of musicians and entertainers who cover the backcountry of Brazil with meager rewards."
"Follows a magical caravan/circus across a Brazil caught up in a flood of social and technological change. Diegues is an exponent of the Cinema Novo movement."
"A changing Brazil is seen through the eyes of four wandering minstrels, gypsy actors exploring the exotic and picturesque north."
"A comedy-drama about a troupe of entertainers travelling from the jungles to the honky-tonk port towns of modern Brazil."
"This example of Cinema Novo filmmaking follows a smalltime itinerant sideshow as they ply the dusty backroads of northern Brazil. The troupe consists of a Black strongman, Salome, Queen of the Rhumba, and her lover Lord Cigano. Wherever they go, even in the Amazon jungle, however, they encounter indifference. People prefer to watch television. Diegues uses American music and the garish manifestations of popular culture - nightclubs, discos, TV and radio - to comment on the ambivalencies of "progress" and the destruction of Indian culture."
"Une troupe d'artistes ambulants parcourt le nord du Brésil. Un jeune couple désireux de connaître la mer les rejoint."
"A young man loses his heart to the Queen of the carnival, Salome, when Caravana Rolidei comes to town. He takes his wife and joins the carnival as their accordian player, seeing the opportunity as his only chance to change his small town existence. When the carnival must break up, the young man realizes his responsiblity to his wife and new born daughter. The two couples go their separate ways and live their own lives, each coping with a new Brazil, void of roots and traditions."
"Film follows a troupe of carnival-type entertainers in a land caught up in an avalanche of social change."
"The film follows a troup of carnival-type entertainers in a land caught up in an avalanche of social change."