Thinking about 'choro,' Brazilian jazz, one actually imagines Rio de Janeiro and its wonderful environment. Campina Grande, in the northeastern state of Paraíba, is known as the "Capital of Forró" (another Brazilian kind of music). Nonetheless, this documentary goes beyond any common sense, showing the universe of choro in Campina Grande, through its founder, José Ribeiro da Silva (Mestre Duduta). The 76-year-old master is a fine composer, musician, and luthier (musicians like Paulinho da Viola, Dominguinhos, and the late Marinês own instruments hand-made by Duduta). But this documentary is not a mere biography of master Duduta, in fact, our glance embraces the small but still excellent universe of choro in Campina Grande, a Duduta creation. Official selection in Film Festivals: -16th It’s All True, International Documentary Film Festival (State of Things). WEB link: http://www.itsalltrue.com.br/2011/busca/detalhes.asp?id=11369&lng= -3rd In-Edit Brasil, International Music Documentary Film Festival (Mostra Brasil). WEB link: http://in-edit-brasil.com/2011/mostra-brasil -6th Rassegna Brasil Cinema Contemporaneo (Brazilian Film Festival), Milan (Italy), org. IBRIT (Instituto Brasil-Itália), www.ibrit.it -8th Festival Cine Documenta (Ipatinga, Minas Gerais, Brazil - May, 2011), www.cinedocumenta.com.br -Festival Cine Sul 2011 (Mostra Bossas Musicais, Rio de janeiro/S. Paulo, 2011) -34th Festival Guarnicê (Mostra refestança), São Luís, Maranhão, 2011 -3rd Ethnographic film festival of Recife (non competitive), Recife, 2011 -8th Mostra de Cinema Popular Brasileiro Rio das Ostras/Macaé (Rio de Janeiro), 2011 -15th Mostra Internacional do filme etnográfico (International Ethnographic Film Festival), Rio de Janeiro, November 2011