Guilherme Arantes: Taça de Veneno

Guilherme Arantes' first and only official music video during the early Brazilian MTV era is a special treat for viewers since it's a quite cinematic experience instead of previous clips made by Fantástico which were quite corny and dated. This one can be viewed as something unique despite its storyline look somewhat confusing or without following something linear. It's not one of Arantes best moments, since he was the creator of lovely romantic ballads, and this is quite sad and dark but quite poignant.

The video consints of a lonely woman hitchhiking with a group of men, there's some involvement with one of them and they keep on driving on desert places or some poor neighborhood, and to make things more obscured and down it's all shot through a monochromatic cinematography. Arantes and guitar players Luis Sérgio Carlini and Frejat appear halfway through performing the song.

A great cinematic view with great composed shots and the artist's performance doesn't take much of the video's time. I quite like it, and currently I'm watching more and more. 8/10.