
Noitada de Samba
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Top Cast
Adelzon Alves
Narrador

Paulinho da Viola

Clementina de Jesus

Cartola

Dona Ivone Lara

Elza Soares

Nelson Cavaquinho
Ismael Silva
Xangô da Mangueira

Moreira da Silva

Martinho da Vila

Guilherme de Brito
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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