Song is a continuation of a classic and brings together influences from rap and Xamã's indigenous roots
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Singer and composer Xamã, who had his first contact with rap in 1997 when listening to the album "Quebra-cabe" by Gabriel O Pensador, now shares a Grammy nomination with him. Almost three decades after being impacted by the work of the Brazilian rap icon, Xamã was nominated alongside Gabriel and Lulu Santos in the "Best Urban Interpretation in Portuguese Language" category with the song "Cachimbo da Paz 2", released in 2023.
For Xamã, Gabriel O Pensador has always been a reference in the national rap scene. Participating in the project was an opportunity to combine his own influences, including his indigenous roots and the boom bap style, with the legacy of the artist he admired so much throughout his career.
“Gabriel has always been an artist who I admired it a lot. Participating in this song was incredible, especially because it brought a little more of my influences and the connection that the lyrics have with my roots. We took great care and respect to ensure that everything turned out in the best possible way”, commented Xamã at the time of the release.
On his Instagram, Gabriel shared his vision about the project: “Always I believed that music has a soul, since before my first album. 'Cachimbo da Paz 2' is one of those, and that's why it was chosen to be the single from my new album, a work to which I dedicated myself for many months with the support of great artists.”
Under the production of Kevin Afonso, "Cachimbo da Paz 2" is part of Gabriel O Pensador's new album, " Antidote for All Types of Poison.” In addition to Xamã and Lulu Santos, the project features the participation of other big names in music, such as Black Alien and Armandinho, reinforcing the album's musical diversity.
The festival, which celebrates its 40th anniversary, resumes this Thursday
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Even with Will Smith's surprise announcement on the Sunset Stage, the big highlight this Thursday (19) at Rock in Rio 2024 is the British Ed Sheeran, 33 years old. The singer closes the night on Palco Mundo, with the show scheduled to start at 00:15. The festival, which celebrates its 40th anniversary, starts again this Thursday and continues until Sunday, promising a program full of attractions of different styles.
Owning a simple image and devoid of the traditional stereotypes of a pop star, the British singer won the audience with his ability to create catchy melodies and perform alone on stage, with just his guitar and loop pedals. His unique style moves between the intimacy of acoustic performances and the impact of large arena shows.
Winner of an Oscar and with four Grammys under his belt, Will Smith also draws attention at Rock in Rio, with an almost lightning-fast appearance on the Sunset Stage. He's back to music with two tracks that will be part of his next album: "Work of Art", recorded in partnership with his son, Jaden, and "You Can Make It". Smith, who gained fame in the 90s with the series "Um Maluco no Pedaço", has been away from music since the release of his last album in 2005.
In addition to Ed Sheeran and Will Smith, the public can enjoy a variety of attractions on the festival's different stages:
Palco Mundo:
4:40pm: Jão
7pm: Joss Stone
9:20pm: Charlie Puth
0:15am: Ed Sheeran
Sunset Stage:
3:30 pm: Pedro Sampaio
5:50 pm: Felipe Ret with the participation of Caio Luccas
20:10: Ferrugem with the participation of Gilsons
22:45: Gloria Groove
New Dance Order Stage:
10pm: Illusionize
11:30pm: Gabe
1am: Victor Lou
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2h30: Wade
Space Favela Stage:
4pm: Vinny Santa Fé
7pm: Fundo de Quintal
9pm: Xande de Pilares
Global Village Stage:
3:30pm: Sambaiana
5:30pm: Bixiga 70
7:15 p.m.: Noa Kirel
Supernova Stage:
3 p.m.: WC No Beat invites Mc Gabzin, Felp22 and MC TH
5 p.m.: Young Piva
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6:30 pm: Aka Rasta
8:30 pm: Lil Whind featuring Omni Black and Rapadura
After many questions, the singer showed the current state of her hair
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The life of singer and presenter Preta Gil is not easy. Gilberto Gil's daughter spoke this Wednesday (18) about hair loss during cancer treatment. After many questions, the singer showed the current state of her hair and said that it is partially falling out.
"People ask me a lot about my hair, if it won't fall out and if I won't go bald. He's falling, but it's a partial loss. But he's falling a lot," she said on her social media.
Preta explained that she still doesn't know if she will have to shave her head. "The other time I managed and didn't shave my head. This time, we're in the second cycle [of chemotherapy], we'll see," she said.
The artist says she doesn't worry about the possibility of going bald. . "There are still four [cycles] to go, but that's no problem. We put scarves and other things on our hair and then it grows." Preta Gil recently resumed her oncology treatment. She said the cancer had returned in four parts of her body.
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