The 90s: The Pagode Explosion
Series Overview
Set against the vibrant music scene of 1990s Brazil, this documentary explores the rise of pagode as a cultural phenomenon. Featuring archival footage and interviews with musicians, composers, producers, and other key figures, it traces the genre's origins, mainstream success, and lasting influence on Brazilian popular music and culture.
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1 Season • 3 Episodes
2026 – Present
Premiered: Wed, Jul 1, 2026
Emílio DomingosLatest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 3: “Episode 3”
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Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Emílio Domingos, Rafael Boucinha
Raul Perez
Anelise Franco, Kayque Carlos, Fernanda Neves
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Emílio Domingos
Director
Rafael Boucinha
Director
Anelise Franco
Producer
Kayque Carlos
Producer
Raul Perez
Writer
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What is The 90s: The Pagode Explosion about?
Set against the vibrant music scene of 1990s Brazil, this documentary explores the rise of pagode as a cultural phenomenon. Featuring archival footage and interviews with musicians, composers, producers, and other key figures, it traces the genre's origins, mainstream success, and lasting influence on Brazilian popular music and culture.
How many seasons does The 90s: The Pagode Explosion have?
The 90s: The Pagode Explosion comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in The 90s: The Pagode Explosion?
Key cast members in The 90s: The Pagode Explosion include Not specified.
Who created or directed The 90s: The Pagode Explosion?
The 90s: The Pagode Explosion was developed and directed by Emílio Domingos, Rafael Boucinha.