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Roberto Monteiro

Roberto Monteiro

Politician

Sep 29, 2026

4:27
He brings the fire and the... fan of brazil and the african brazilian tradition to this project beautifully he fell in love with flamenco and now is based in madrid and he directed many tablaos in madrid right it's a it's a form of of dance with vocal singers and guitar and often cajon the percussion instrument from peru okay which has been adapted into the tradition Maybe a little shorter, I don't
4:59
know.
5:03
I was born in Brazil and I was living there until 20, 21 years.
5:09
So I have the influence of the Brazilian Afro-Brazilian music.
5:18
because I played in dance companies.
5:24
And the tradition of chorinho, el choro y el chorinho, it's like the Brazilian jazz music.
5:32
It's really specific.

12 MINS LATER

17:18
Do you want to say something, maybe, Robert?

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