THE National Radio celebrates Poet’s Day this Thursday (20) with an unprecedented interview with Nicolas Behr during the program It’s All Brazil, at 4 pm. In conversation with journalist Ana Pimenta, the author talks about the relationship between music and poetry. 
Known as a poet from Brasilia, Nicolas Behr has a vast poetic production. Active in literature since the 1970s, when he moved from Cuiabá to the country’s capital, the writer addresses in many of his works the strangeness and charms of Brasília and its relationship with the city.
Nicolas Behr’s poetry crossed the boundaries of literature and reached music. Nicolas is the author of Travessia do Eixão, a poem that became a song and was immortalized by bands such as Liga Tripa and Legião Urbana.
The poet is associated with the mimeograph generation, a Brazilian cultural and artistic movement inserted in the context of marginal or marginalia poetry, which took place in Brazil immediately after Tropicália, during the 1970s. The mimeograph generation also expressed itself through music, cinema and of dramaturgy, with his poetic production being the most remembered, possibly for being the most adequate to the support restrictions imposed by the mimeographed page.
About the It’s All Brazil program
the attraction of National Radio broadcast from Monday to Friday, at 4 pm, and brings, in addition to chats with artists, news, controversies, concert schedule and interaction with listeners. The program features a selection of music with a vast repertoire of quality and interviews with artists and professionals in the music production chain.
In addition to the presenters Alê Bastos, Ana Pimenta and Marcelo Ferreira, the journalist Victor Ribeiro is present every Thursday, with the painting O Brasil de all cantos, when the listener will discover artists who are emerging on the music scene.
The program also features a panel with controversial cases of artists, debates on topics related to Brazilian music, daily polls aimed at listeners, releases and musical events.
News from the music world, concert schedule and a cultural tour – in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo with teams from National, and in the Northeast, North and Midwest regions with corresponding partners – complete the daily agenda of É Tudo Brasil. The attraction lasts for two hours from Monday to Thursday, and one hour on Fridays.
