10/4/25
Salvador Celestino Releases New Album "Um Sonho"
Singer Salvador Celestino released his first album in 2021, titled "Minha História" (My Story), and now, on September 26th, at the Renato Russo Theater at CEU Cidade Dutra, he released his second. The video "Minha História" (My Story with Thaís Bittencourt de Castro), published by Einstein Hospital Israelita, served as a reference for the creation of the song "Thaís" for this album's title: "Um Sonho" (A Dream).
An admirer of Lia de Itamaracá's work, Salvador Celestino composed "Ciranda," with references to the sea of Itamaracá Island and Bororé Island in the Grajaú neighborhood of São Paulo, where the artist lives.
Salvador Celestino, thanks everyone involved in this process of production and launch of this musical project, especially his music producer Anderson Michelette, Jefferson Araújo and Márcio Oscar Geromel, professionals at DRK studio, musicians Jeferson Barbosa Leal, Sidney Micheletto, Miguel Pereira Santos, Viumar Alves da Costa, sound technician at the launch show of this album, held at CEU Cidade Dutra and all the friends who were part of this dream.
BFK Books at Flicaré
On October 8th, 9th, and 10th, Itacaré will once again be overwhelmed by the power of words, encounters, and living culture.
The Itacaré Literary Festival – FLICARÉ arrives in 2025, for its third edition, with the theme:
“Along the paths of Itacaré's waters: artistic and cultural knowledge and practices.”
And BFK Books will be present at the official program!
On October 10th, at 11 am, there will be a children's literary-musical performance "The Adventures of Sailor José" with authors Carla de Jesus and Mano Gavazza, and at 2 pm, the poetry pocket show "Verses and Chords," with authors Caroline Borba and Ana Cecília Ferreira, musical accompaniment by Adelson Sena, and a special appearance by writer Monique Sé.
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Salvador Celestino Releases New Album "Um Sonho"
Singer Salvador Celestino released his first album in 2021, titled "Minha História" (My Story), and now, on September 26th, at ...
