00:10A pessoa que joga, a pessoa que composes,
00:13a pessoa que é um multi-instrumentalista.
00:17O primeiro instrumento que ele fazia, ele se fez.
00:22O outro dia, eu tentava fazer um flúho de bambu.
00:25Foi um descoito.
00:26E um cara de bambu.
00:28Manage to make the flute, manage to play it,
00:30manage to learn how to play.
00:39Juan Tomei is a very poor young man
00:41who lives in a small house near Alto Boa Vista.
00:45Blind from birth, son of poor parents,
00:47he lives there like an unfortunate prisoner.
00:52Intelligent, he dedicated himself to the difficult art of music.
00:55He plays several instruments like a true master.
00:59He composes moving songs with divinely essential lyrics.
01:03Lyrics.
01:11He trained several, several, several singers, singers.
01:15He did a very beautiful job.
01:18His life was always adding his knowledge to people,
01:22transmitting everything he knew
01:23to the people he knew, that he was friends with.
01:26Right?
01:28We only have gratitude because he was
01:31a generous father.
01:35A friend, right?
01:38An encourager.
01:40And in my head, it was very interesting.
01:42How could a blind man
01:46like buying books so much
01:47and have so many books
01:48and have such a thirst for knowledge?
01:51That left a big mark on me.
01:53And he managed to write a history.
01:56As the founder of the Brasilia School of Music,
02:00there is no one who can erase that anymore.
02:03He gave life to TV, Radio Nacional.
02:07And I know that many artists
02:09went through his teaching,
02:12so there is no one who can erase that anymore.
02:26Not everyone knows that I like Samba.
02:30Not everyone knows that I am a master myself.
02:35Not everyone knows that I like it.
