Jeca Tatu is a 1959 Brazilian comedy-drama film written and directed by Milton Amaral. The story revolves around Jeca, a simple-minded caipira who must deal with the greed of a landowner and various personal struggles. Played by Amacio Mazzaropi, Jeca navigates his rural community, family life, and attempts to navigate city politics, all while maintaining his down-to-earth demeanor. With notable numbers including "Ave Maria" and "Tempo para amar," the film also stars Geny Prado as Jerônima and Roberto Duval as Vaca Brava.