Nando Viana: Da Turma do Fundão desde 1981
Synopsis
“Da Turma do Fundão desde 1981” portrays the best stories of the humorist's entire career. It is, according to Nando Viana, a kind of autobiography, where he recalls facts from his school days, his adolescence, his parents and grandparents, the first jokes, his life in São Paulo, even the current problems.
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