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Por Toda a Minha Vida is a year-end special shown by Rede Globo on December 28, 2006 and which told the story of singer Elis Regina. Presented by actress Fernanda Lima and directed by Ricardo Waddington. In 2007 it became a fixed program on the network, showing more productions and telling the stories of Leandro from the country duo Leandro & Leonardo, Nara Leão, Renato Russo from Legião Urbana and Tim Maia, having recently shown the special from Mamonas Assassinas, Dolores Duran, Chacrinha, Cazuza, Claudinho from the funk duo Claudinho & Buchecha and Raul Seixas. Programs are planned in 2010 about the lives of Cartola, Cássia Eller, Clara Nunes, Noel Rosa, Luiz Gonzaga, Heitor Villa-Lobos and Adoniran Barbosa.
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Por Toda a Minha Vida is a year-end special shown by Rede Globo on December 28, 2006 and which told the story of singer Elis Regina. Presented by actress Fernanda Lima and directed by Ricardo Waddington. In 2007 it became a fixed program on the network, showing more productions and telling the stories of Leandro from the country duo Leandro & Leonardo, Nara Leão, Renato Russo from Legião Urbana and Tim Maia, having recently shown the special from Mamonas Assassinas, Dolores Duran, Chacrinha, Cazuza, Claudinho from the funk duo Claudinho & Buchecha and Raul Seixas. Programs are planned in 2010 about the lives of Cartola, Cássia Eller, Clara Nunes, Noel Rosa, Luiz Gonzaga, Heitor Villa-Lobos and Adoniran Barbosa.
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