Prime Video’s ‘Marília Mendonça – Sentimento Louco’ Offers Unparalleled Access to Brazil’s Most Popular Singer Five Years After Tragic Plane Crash

The documentary series is the first project out of an exclusive licensing deal between the major streamer and the singer's family to preserve Mendonça's memory and legacy

By Rafa Sales Ross

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On the 5th of November of 2021, Brazil came to a halt. In a tragedy that would lead to national mourning, the country’s most popular singer, Marília Mendonça, died in a plane crash that also took the lives of four other people. Now, almost five years after the shocking accident, Mendonça’s life and career will be seen on screen in great depth and intimacy for the first time thanks to Prime Video’s “Marília Mendonça – Sentimento Louco,” which had its world premiere at the Rio Film Festival.

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