The tribe travels for a while with gypsies to allow the audience to see why they were leaving the territory. They are enticed by the commodities of the modern world: transistor radios, carbonated drinks (Coca Cola), electricity, ice cream, television, and airplanes. At the same time, modernization is bad for the traveling performers...
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At the same time, modernization is bad for the traveling performers. They find audiences less interested in their performance and more interested on modern amusements: television, disco music and films. The journey is a sad one as it in part traces the ecological damage being done to Brazil by rapid industrialization and the damage done to the small backwoods towns and to the native Brazilians -- the "Indians...
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