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DanSando

by Luísa Sobral

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1.
Quero falar de amor 03:13
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Gosto de ti 02:48
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3.
Não foste tu (feat. João Cunha) 02:54
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4.
Festa antecipada 02:32
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Amo como eu sei 02:48
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O nosso amor é (feat. Tó Brandileone) 03:03
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Há guerra 03:39
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Maria Feliz 02:35
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As mães de hoje em dia 02:24
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O quadro que pintei 03:30
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Serei sempre uma mulher 04:02
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about

Luísa Sobral, one of the most important singer-songwriters of her generation, returns with 'DanSando', her sixth studio album, released 11 years after her debut with 'The Cherry on My Cake'.

The new work was produced by Brazilian multi-instrumentalist and Latin Grammy winner Tó Brandileone and was recorded between Lisbon (Portugal) and São Paulo (Brazil) before the summer. In its eleven songs, Luísa explores a more pop aesthetic than in her previous works, with songs written and sung in Portuguese that look into everyday life with sweetness and enthusiasm. In Luísa's words 'I've wanted to make an album like this for a long time: an ode to life and the good things that have happened to me.'

Passionate about songwriting, Luísa Sobral has collaborated with renowned Portuguese artists such as Ana Moura, António Zambujo, Sara Correia, Mayra Andrade, Salvador Sobral, among many others. This passion led her to create the podcast 'O Avesso da Canção', in which she interviews big names in Portuguese music about the art of songwriting.

It is also in tribute to her love for words organized in songs that Luísa now finally presents 'DanSando' and, with it, she plans to travel the world giving continuity to her vast international experience, that has already taken her to countries as distinct as Spain, France, Turkey, Israel, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, USA, Morocco, South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Japan, Brazil, and Uruguay.

credits

released May 22, 2023

Luísa Sobral | Lyrics and music
Tó Brandileone | Production
Ricardo Mosca | Mix
Carlos Freitas | Master
Ricardo Fernandes | Voice Recording

António Quintino | Double Bass (“Maria Feliz”, “O Quadro Que Pintei”, “Há Guerra”)
António Loureiro | Drums (“Festa Antecipada”, “Gosto de Ti”, “Há Guerra”, “Quero Falar de Amor”
Maria Beraldo | Clarinet (“Festa Antecipada”, “Amo Como Eu Sei”)
João Salcedo | Accordion (“Festa Antecipada”)
Quarteto da Cidade | String Quartet: Betina Stegmann, Marcelo Jaffé, Nelson Rios, Rafael Cesário
João Cunha | Voice (“Não Foste Tu”)
Tó Brandileone | Voice (“O Nosso Amor É”) and all the other instruments

Recorded in Lisbon and Sao Paulo between March and June 2022

Photography | Ana Paganini
Artwork | Camila Beirão
Executive Production | Locomotiva Azul

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Luísa Sobral is one of the most important singer-songwriters of the new generation of Portuguese musicians.

She has composed for artists such as Ana Moura, António Zambujo, Gisela João, Mayra Andrade and many others. Among them is her brother, who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2017 with the song she composed: "Amar Pelos Dois". ... more

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