Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti

The film unfolds in the late composer's house in Inhaúma, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. It features a gathering of samba stars who come together to perform Ketti's music, while a traditional "feijoada" is prepared in the kitchen.

As the samba musicians reminisce about Ketti's most beloved hits, the film highlights his status as one of the greatest popular artists in Brazilian music. The presence of a black hat on an empty chair symbolizes Ketti, who passed away in 1999, reminding viewers of his enduring influence on the genre.

Meu Compadre, Zé Ketti is a celebration of samba culture and the connections between its artists, making it an interesting watch for those who appreciate Brazilian music history.