The team's captain is sports commentator José Inácio Werneck, 60, who has worked for public TV in Rio and for the London-based BBC. Soccer coach Flávio Pereira used to play for Juventus, a professional soccer team from São Paulo. Now he is one of the editors for the material produced by the Brazilians. Ex-boxer Roberto Figueroa works part time as a narrator, and Ivã Zimmerman, who for a long time traveled throughout the U.S. as a truck driver, is now in charge of broadcasting.

Organized by Emanoel Araújo, director of Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, the exhibit is divided in four segments and covers works from the 1920s to the present. The first segment presents modern sculpture through the works of Victor Brecheret, Alfredo Ceschiatti, Ernesto de Fiori, Bruno Giorgi, and Maria Martins. The second shows concretist-influenced sculptures by Sérgio Camargo, Amílcar de Castro, Lygia Clark, Hélio Oiticica, Mary Vieira, and Franz Weissman. In a third segment are Liuba, Caciporé Torres, and Nicolas Vlavianos, representing the 60s. Francisco Brennand, Waltércio Caldas, Mestre Didi, Kracberg, José Resende, and Rubem Valentim are grouped in the last segment and representing the contemporary sculpting scene in Brazil.