Zé Ramalho

Documentary about popular art manifestations in Northeast Brazil: the "cordel" literature (popular literature, small stories sold in markets); "repente", kind of musical challenge between two singers, who have to improvise the verses, in strict rhyme; and the interaction between these and local popular song.

The proletariat are exploited by the bourgeoisie inside a gigantic robot-building. The situation gets worse and worse until, one day, they decide to take action.

Documentary about the people who came from all over Brazil to work in the construction of the city of Brasilia, their stories, and the abuse and humiliation they suffered in the process.

Zé Ramalho ao vivo is the first (and currently only) live album by Brazilian solo artist Zé Ramalho, apart from his live recorded performances with other artists. It was released in 2005.

Zé Ramalho Canta Raul Seixas is an album by Brazilian singer Zé Ramalho MPB, released in 2001.The album also inspired a DVD, recorded in early 2002 in concert at Canecão, Rio de Janeiro. The disc, produced by Robby Reef, is almost entirely composed of re-recordings of songs from singer Raul Seixas of Bahia. Among them stand out SOS, Paper Planes, Metamorphosis, Golden Fool, You Can Still Dreaming (version for Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds by The Beatles among others. Still unreleased song There For Raul, an homage to Joe Ramalho Raul, and a version for How Could I Know, entitled How would I know. Ze wanted to have one disc with Raul when he was alive. a decade after the singer's death, he decided to record this tribute, but had to dribble the writer Paulo Coelho, whom Raul had made several partnerships. Paulo refused to allow Joe to record versions of songs you did with Raul.

Film inspired by a poem from João Cabral de Melo Neto and his life in Capibaribe.