Batida apresenta: The Almost Perfect Dj

Pedro Coquenão

IndieLisboa 2022 • IndieMusic

Portugal, Documentary, Experimental, 2021, 32′

When the dance floors were still taken for granted, Pedro Coquenão (also known as Batida) begins with a satirical portrait of a(n almost) perfect DJ, then takes us on a tour of the alternative music scene of a multicultural Lisbon.

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