Wandi Doratiotto lança novo álbum 'Um Passeio Paulista' com participações especiais

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Wandi Doratiotto launches his new album 'Um Passeio Paulista' with special participations, exploring São Paulo's urban climate through music.

The episode features an interview with musician Wandi Doratiotto about his new album 'Um Passeio Paulista'. Wandi describes the album as inspired by the climate and stories of São Paulo, with songs that tell little narratives from everyday life. He discusses his creative process, mentioning he writes 200-300 short poems a year as 'phosphorus' to ignite larger artistic projects. Wandi shares his background growing up in Lapa, São Paulo, recalling the vibrant music scene of the 60s and 70s with orchestras, Bossa Nova, and Jovem Guarda. He talks about his influences, including Adoniram Barbosa and Wilson Moreira, and his love for collecting stories from public spaces. Wandi analyzes contemporary Brazilian music, arguing that renewal necessarily passes through hip-hop, with praise for artists like Anitta, Emicida, and Mano Brown. He recounts a personal story about meeting Tim Maia during a TV program, highlighting Tim's generosity in a live broadcast. The interview covers participations on the album, such as actress and singer Marisa Orte, whom Wandi met in artistic circles in São Paulo. Wandi explains the song 'Chinelão' as a mix of autobiography and fiction, reflecting on aging and modernity. He discusses the impact of technology, noting the benefits of cell phones and Waze while acknowledging internet-related problems. The episode includes details about the album's launch shows on May 20 and 29 at the Cultural Center São Paulo. Wandi expresses his appreciation for radio as a communication medium, despite his work in television and theater. The host, Leandro, guides the conversation, touching on topics like family influences, neighborhood changes, and musical collaborations.

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