Silly and unfunny shallow musical romantic comedy in Copacabana beach. Overacting and poor dialogs go side by side in a comedy of manners which somehow shows a little the habits of Rio de Janeiro upper class youth in the sixties, but in an uninteresting and caricatural way.

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A succession of modern songs, from Iê-iê-iê to Bossa Nova, mix with the record of the tastes and customs of the youth of the time.

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