On Thursday, the 19th, Folha celebrates its 105th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in Brazilian journalism. The publication introduces a dedicated page that showcases historical texts from its past, alongside events, videos, behind-the-scenes footage, and discussions on the future of journalism. As part of the celebration, the column 'Música em Letras' features interviews with musicians who participated in the legendary Folhas jam sessions, commemorating their contributions to Brazilian music. The first Folhas jam session took place on December 5, 1960, and 2025 will mark the 65th anniversary of this influential event, which featured musical auditions every first Monday of the month in the newspaper's auditorium. The inaugural session was met with tremendous enthusiasm, as the venue was packed with attendees, and it was documented live in the album 'Jam-Session das Folhas,' released as a Long Play (LP) in 1961. This event has played a pivotal role in fostering musical talent and bringing together prominent artists from various genres. Among the distinguished artists who lent their talent to the Folhas jam sessions was the well-known pianist and singer Farnésio Dutra e Silva, popularly known as Dick Farney. The sessions served not only as musical showcases but also as a cultural hub in the 1960s, contributing to a rich legacy of collaboration and innovation in Brazil's music scene.