On the occasion of Folha's 105th anniversary, the publication has revisited its rich musical history, particularly shining a light on the jazz jam sessions that took place in the 1960s. These events were held on the first Monday of each month at the newspaper's auditorium, providing a platform for many talented musicians of that era. The inaugural jam session was a significant cultural event, drawing large crowds and resulting in a live recording that was later released as an LP named 'Jam-Session das Folhas.'

Among the notable figures who performed at these sessions was pianist and singer Farnésio Dutra e Silva, popularly known as Dick Farney, as well as Eliana Leite da Silva, which showcases the variety of talent that graced the jam sessions. As the world continues to evolve, Mello's reflections provide a poignant look back at a time when jazz was an integral part of São Paulo's musical landscape, engaging with audiences and creating a vibrant cultural environment.

Mello's contributions to this musical heritage serve as a reminder of the importance of such events in fostering local talent and preserving cultural legacies. His reminiscences not only honor those who participated but also inspire future generations to appreciate and carry forward the traditions of jazz and music as a whole in Brazil, amidst the ongoing changes in the music industry.