Description
You might already know Rodrigo Amarante. Maybe you've heard 'Tuyo', the theme tune to the Netflix drama 'Narcos'. Or perhaps you're familiar with the Little Joy album he recorded with Fab Moretti and Binki Shapiro. His name also appears in the credits of songs by Gal Costa, Norah Jones, and Gilberto Gil. You could have seen him perform live with the Brazilian samba big band Orquestra Imperial or Rio rockers Los Hermanos. And you really should check out his 2014 debut album, 'Cavalo'. But his second solo album, 'Drama', brings a whole new level of intrigue. Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1976, two past events influenced the album. A childhood illness made him cherish second - chances, and when his father cut his long hair with his reluctant consent, aiming to relieve him of drama and sensitivity. Amarante says, 'Dressing up to reveal, rather than dressing down to conceal, that's Drama. It's a tool, tickling memories to confess, seeing through a mask, and peeking into the mirror of a role. These songs helped me realize this, not the other way around.'
To enjoy Rodrigo Amarante's album 'Drama', simply play it on your preferred music - playing device, like a smartphone, tablet, or music player. You can listen to it in one go to get the full experience or pick your favorite tracks. There aren't really any strict rules on when to listen; it's great for relaxing at home, during a commute, or while you're doing some light work. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in its case when not in use to avoid scratches. For digital copies, make sure your device is properly maintained to ensure smooth playback. And remember, let the music take you on a journey and don't be afraid to discover new emotions with each listen.
