A lei de incentivo à Cultura tem as seus males e suas anomalias, como tudo o que é do Governo aqui no Brasil.
Acordos de conchavos e patrocínios questionáveis a certos projetos, como DVD do então Ministro da Cultura Gilberto Gil, o qual ainda ganharia com a venda do referido DVD.
Por outro lado, a mesma lei proporciona à população momentos marcantes com diversão e cultura, como foi o caso do Festival BB Seguridade de Blues & Jazz que ocorreu nesse final de semana no parque Burle Marx em São Paulo.
Com um programação agradável e eclética, e com uma organização pra lá de respeitável (ao menos no sábado que foi o dia em que estive lá), o público pode curtir o excelente final de tarde no sábado ao som de:
- Alex Reis Trio
- Nuno Mindelis
- Orleans Street Jazz Band
- Ana Carolina
A apresentação do Alex Reis Trio, na verdade, eu só acompanhei as três músicas finais, mas foi o suficiente para perceber o talento desses caras.
Nuno Mindelis foi um show a parte. Com um blues carregado de energia "rock ´n roll" e muito talento, não apenas dele mas da sua banda como um todo, trouxe uma sonoridade incrível para o fim de tarde/início da noite. Pena que o público que lá estava tinha como foco o show da Ana Carolina e não correspondeu à altura da magnífica apresentação de Nuno Mindelis.
Não se pode deixar de mencionar a bem humorada intervenção do Orleans Street Jazz Band que encantou e interagiu com o público no intervalo entre os shows.
O ponto "alto" para o público em geral, mas "desconexo" da essência do festival foi a apresentação da cantora Ana Carolina, que esbanjou simpatia, envolveu a grande maioria da platéia (afinal ela era a estrela do dia), mas no quesito Jazz ou Blues... não era bem o foco.
De qualquer maneira, esse foi mais um raro exemplo do uso correto da tal Lei de Incentivo à Cultura. Mais um bom exemplo de programação gratuita que agradou ao público, e mais um excelente exemplo do porque São Paulo é essa cidade fantástica.
E se você acessar esse blog e estiver em Brasília no próximo final de semana, aproveite e curta a edição desse festival que estará na Capital Federal.
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There is a Government program in Brazil - Culture Incentive Program - and as Government programs here it has its problems and anomalies, such as the program sponsor the production of Ex- Culture Minister Gilberto Gil DVD show, who also earned money by selling it.
On the other hand, the same program offers some remarkable moment to the population with enjoyment and culture, as it happened this weekend at Festival BB Seguridade de Blues & Jazz in Sao Paulo.
Presenting an eclectic and pleasant line-up and with a really great organisation (at least on the day I was there), the audience enjoyed the excellent sunset on Saturday afternoon listening:
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On the other hand, the same program offers some remarkable moment to the population with enjoyment and culture, as it happened this weekend at Festival BB Seguridade de Blues & Jazz in Sao Paulo.
Presenting an eclectic and pleasant line-up and with a really great organisation (at least on the day I was there), the audience enjoyed the excellent sunset on Saturday afternoon listening:
- Alex Reis Trio
- Nuno Mindelis
- Orleans Street Jazz Band
- Ana Carolina
In fact, I just saw three last songs by Alex Reis Trio, but it was enough to notice how talented are those guys.
Nuno Mindelis was a great gig. Presenting his Blues full of "rock ´n roll" energy with his talented band, he brought a great soundtrack to that day. Unfortunately the audience was much more focused on the last attraction of the night - Ana Carolina - and they did not reacted at the same high level as the band on the stage.
It´s also important to mention the funny interval presentations by Orleans Street Jazz Band who enchanted the audience.
The "peak moment" for the public in general, however disconnected from the essence of the festival was the show of Ana Carolina, who was really sympathetic, attracting the great majority of the audience (she was the big star of the night), but talking about Jazz or Blues... welll it was not the essence of her show.
The Festival was another rare example of the correct usage of this Culture Incentive program. Another good example of free event which pleased the audience. It was an excelent example of why Sao Paulo is this great city.
In fact, I just saw three last songs by Alex Reis Trio, but it was enough to notice how talented are those guys.
Nuno Mindelis was a great gig. Presenting his Blues full of "rock ´n roll" energy with his talented band, he brought a great soundtrack to that day. Unfortunately the audience was much more focused on the last attraction of the night - Ana Carolina - and they did not reacted at the same high level as the band on the stage.
It´s also important to mention the funny interval presentations by Orleans Street Jazz Band who enchanted the audience.
The "peak moment" for the public in general, however disconnected from the essence of the festival was the show of Ana Carolina, who was really sympathetic, attracting the great majority of the audience (she was the big star of the night), but talking about Jazz or Blues... welll it was not the essence of her show.
The Festival was another rare example of the correct usage of this Culture Incentive program. Another good example of free event which pleased the audience. It was an excelent example of why Sao Paulo is this great city.
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