_Até que a Música Pare_ tells the story of an elderly Brazilian couple of Italian descent overwhelmed by a crisis caused by the early and tragic death of their eldest son. With a gentle but firm tone, this film is an atypical road movie capable of touching unexpected chords. In addition to being very enjoyable, it has the merit of bringing Talian, a dialect of the Veneto language with influences from other Italian dialects and Portuguese spoken by 500,000 people in the southern states of Brazil, to the big screen. A merit that is by no means insignificant.