03 Mar 2001
Shorty’s Guilty
2001 skate video from Shorty’s
Top Billed Cast
Arthur Cercal "Cercal" Arthur Cercal "Cercal"
Augusto Akio "Japinha" Augusto Akio "Japinha"
Caio Metri "Kibe" Caio Metri "Kibe"
Du Alvares "Ducas" Du Alvares "Ducas"
Giovanni Fontanela "Anão" Giovanni Fontanela "Anão"
Hendrik Santos "TT" Hendrik Santos "TT"
Leo Castro "L.C." Leo Castro "L.C."
Lucas Ferreira "Ferris" Lucas Ferreira "Ferris"
Lucas Kovalski "Kovas" Lucas Kovalski "Kovas"
Luigi Cini "Lui" Luigi Cini "Lui"
Miguel Oliveira "Jamal" Miguel Oliveira "Jamal"
Rafael Meyer "Syd" Rafael Meyer "Syd"
Pedro Henrique "Punkinho" Pedro Henrique "Punkinho"
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