"Axe: Music of a People" is a documentary that delves into the rich history and cultural significance of Axé music, a genre that originated in Bahia, Brazil, and has since become a global phenomenon. Through interviews and archival footage, the film traces the origins and evolution of Axé, showcasing its unique blend of African, indigenous, and European influences. The documentary offers a powerful exploration of how music can bring people together and transcend cultural boundaries, highlighting the ways in which Axé has become an integral part of Bahian identity and a symbol of unity and diversity.

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