Tim Maia is more alive than ever.

In addition to playing the entire stay in CD players from a legion of fans, the Syndic - who died on March 15, 1998, in Rio, widespread infection-resurfaces as the name instead of the end of this year, with a show dedicated to his songs, a biography and also is the central character of "Throughout my life," the Globe show in December, at a time yet to be defined.

Ricardo Waddington, director of the nucleus for the program, unlike the editions dedicated to Elis Regina, Renato Russo and Nara Leo, this time was look away from the theater stage and the cast of issuing the interpreter main Tim.

It fell to Charles Jones, former chef de cuisine pernambucano of ...

Tim Maia is more alive than ever.

In addition to playing the entire stay in CD players from a legion of fans, the Syndic - who died on March 15, 1998, in Rio, widespread infection-resurfaces as the name instead of the end of this year, with a show dedicated to his songs, a biography and also is the central character of "Throughout my life," the Globe show in December, at a time yet to be defined.

Ricardo Waddington, director of the nucleus for the program, unlike the editions dedicated to Elis Regina, Renato Russo and Nara Leo, this time was look away from the theater stage and the cast of issuing the interpreter main Tim.

It fell to Charles Jones, former chef de cuisine pernambucano of 50 years, who lives in Sao Paulo, embodying the author of "Blue color of the sea" in the new production.