Estás vendo coisas by Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca is a seventeen and half minute digital color video with sound. This video artwork is part documentary film and also part scripted story. It captures the popular culture around a style of popular music in northeastern Brazil called Brega. The film starts with the camera panning downward to show a shirtless young adult man sitting in a room with black walls. His back is turned to the camera, and we begin to see some of his many tattoos on the back of his neck. He has small tattoos around his eyes, on his fingers, and on his shoulders and arms. In one hand he holds a hand mirror, while in the other he is using electric clippers to shave down the sides of his bleach blond hair. A radio-Dj speaks rapid-fire Brazilian Portuguese, conducting an interview that touches on the subjects of the artwork. The mentioning of success, fame, and the communities that originate brega, are all mentioned. The Dj cues the latest hit song, titled “Get down, I want to see” and the brega song starts playing. It is a mixture of reggae, traditional Brazilian, and electronic music. The film continues to capture different scenes and people involved in the Brega scene. The other main character is a woman with long blond hair who is seen dancing to brega in a favela, one of the many shantytowns that ring many of Brazil’s larger cities. The various scenes all tie together the idea of instant fame, celebrity, and success, that comes with social media and easily accessible technology. While there is a loose narrative that starts with the man shaving his head and the woman dancing, these actors are also active participants in the brega scene.