Por que Guinga foi dentista por 32 anos antes de viver da música?
How to maintain artistic integrity in a market that demands concessions? In this inspiring episode, Guinga shares his unique journey as a dentist for 32 years and how this choice was fundamental to preserving his creative freedom. In a deep conversation with Marco Vasconcellos, he discusses the importance of not being humiliated by success and why he prefers the dignity of anonymity to the loss of his essence. A valuable lesson on resilience, the role of work in an artist's life, and the search for natural and genuine recognition. Watch the full episode here: • GUINGA — ONDE O MISTÉRIO E A BELEZA DESAFI... By becoming a member, you enable the intellectual independence of this program. PLEASE CONSIDER THIS. 1) Supporting and encouraging fan R$ 3.99 Loyalty badges Emojis For those who want to support the program! ------------ 2) Music Fan R$ 11.99 Access to MUSICAL MOMENTS Benefits of previous levels ------------ 3) Super Music Fan R$ 19.99 Will know the guests in advance and can send QUESTIONS that will be asked during the program. Benefits of previous levels #Guinga #BrazilianMusic #MusicIn360 #CreativeFreedom #MusicalCareer #ArtisticIntegrity #BrazilianGuitar #Composition #ArtsAndGoods

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Guinga speaks highly of several Brazilian artists and gets emotional at the end

Madonna | Howard Stern Interview

Guinga's honest vent on how he deals with social media and haters | MUSIC IN 360

New Zealand Crowd Work Special: The End of the World With Jimmy Carr

THE SECRET TO INNER TIME: Dedê Silva and Felipe Alves

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Guinga: "I stopped martyring myself to compose, now I want to live" | MUSIC IN 360

Tokio Aussteiger – Warum diese Frauen aufs sterbende Land ziehen | Doku NZZ Format | Reupload

Felipe extremamente lúcido. Análise perfeita sobre cachê da equipe dos artistas. Ex: Djavan

Keith Richards on New Music, Old Friendships & the Future of the Rolling Stones | Billboard Cover

The rise of the post-literate society | DW News

Missbrauch an Musikhochschulen: Tonaufnahmen zeigen Grenzüberschreitung | Doku

Milo Edwards: Sentimental (Full Special)

Mick Jagger (Full Episode) | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

Historian Explains the ENTIRE ODYSSEY

Why Music Money Doesn't Reach Musicians? 360 MUSIC

The Billy Joel Interview

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