Pelé listens to his favourite albums at home on a day he didn't have to work. Agostinho dos Santos' 'Inimitável', 'Convite para ouvir Maysa no.4' and 'Nelson Gonçalves in Hi-Fi' are among others.
Even though Mundo Ilustrado's headline reads 'Pelé, the millionaire', Pelé was living at a boarding house owned by Raimundo, former Santos basket-ball player with his 17-year old brother Zoca (Jair Nascimento) and 'Porunguinha' (José Carlos), a 3-year old boy ('related to Pelé' according to the text) with no parents. Pelé's father, Dondinho, lived in Baurú-SP, controlled his son's finances and was in Santos fairly often.
Rua Pinheiros Machado, in Santos-SP
'Mundo Ilustrado' 27 August 1960. Pelé talks with Walter's father whose son plays at Valença.
Pelé & Porunguinha
Pelé & Porunguinha
Pelé waves bye-bye to Porunguinha in Zoca's arms.
Pelé's record collection.