- Cinematográfica
peaked and
attracted large audiences by
continuing with
chanchadas.
Among the
actors that
became strongly ****ociated with Atlântida who had...
- (Portuguese pronunciation: [poʁnoʃɐ̃ˈʃadɐ]) is a
genre of ****
comedy films (
chanchada [pt]
means a kind of
light comedy, a burlesque)
produced in
Brazil that...
- most
recent work is from 2015, Anna Muylaert's The
Second Mother. The
chanchada (1930–50s
musical comedies) is
represented by
Carlos Manga's O
Homem do...
- 'Candida') and Luis
Sandrini in Argentina;
Grande Otelo and Oscarito, the
chanchada pair, and Mazzaropi, the caipira, in Brazil. By the 1960s and 1970s the...
-
Domingos (2001).
Chanchadas e dramalhões (in Spanish). Min.da Cultura, FUNARTE. ISBN 978-85-85781-96-5. Demasi,
Domingos (2001).
Chanchadas e dramalhões (in...
- it is
considered as a
classic of ****ochanchada
genre with
blending chanchada,
elements of softcore, a
superficial content, and a
vulgar sense of humour...
-
Miranda performed on
Brazilian radio and
appeared in five
Brazilian chanchadas,
films celebrating Brazilian music,
dance and the country's
carnival culture...
- actress,
accordionist and
singer who
appeared on the
radio and in many
chanchada films. She was
known for her
cover version of
songs like "Beijinho Doce"...
- tone,
style and content. In the 1950s,
Brazilian cinema was
dominated by
chanchada (musicals,
often comedic and "cheap"), big-budget
epics that imitated...
- Lua, Almirante,
Lamartine Babo,
among others. The
advent of the po****r
chanchada films made
Brazilian cinema one of the
biggest promoters of
carnival music...
