Roberto Sion, a renowned saxophonist, shared his thoughts on the profound influence that the Folhas jam sessions had on his career and the broader Brazilian music scene. Celebrating 105 years of Folha, this announcement coincided with the 65th anniversary of the first jam session, which took place in December 1965, marking a pivotal moment for musicians and music lovers alike. These sessions not only served as a platform for emerging talents but also celebrated the rich history of Brazilian music.

The inaugural jam session was exceptionally well-received, drawing large crowds who came to enjoy live musical performances in the newspaper's auditorium. This innovative idea of presenting music as part of a journalism outlet’s culture helped bridge the gap between the news and the arts, creating a unique cultural phenomenon in Brazil. The event's legacy is encapsulated in the album