Madame Satã

The audience's primary emotional responses for 'Madame Satã' would center on deep Empathy for João Francisco dos Santos, a complex and resilient figure navigating a challenging life as a bandit, transvestite, and performer while forming a surrogate family. This is complemented by Sadness and Melancholy, reflecting the hardships, societal prejudice, and the 'sordid yet lively' underworld he inhabits. Inspiration is a key emotion, stemming from his determination to push social boundaries, achieve his dream, and his unwavering spirit. The 'Crime' and 'Drama' aspects evoke Anxiety and a sense of the Disturbing due to the volatile environment and his struggles, while Curiosity is high, driven by the unique and remarkable nature of his biographical story. Moments of Love and Hope emerge from his relationships and aspirations, interspersed with Joy and Happiness from his artistic expression and personal triumphs.