Danilo Caymmi prepares an album with songs from the festival era while re-releasing his first solo album

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Danilo Caymmi re-recorded songs like ‘Eu e a brisa’, ‘O cantador’ and ‘Travessia’ on the album ‘Andança, 55 anos’, scheduled for the second semester Armando Paiva / Divulgation ♪ Although Danilo Caymmi was revealed in 1964 as a flutist album Caymmi visits Tom – and takes his children Nana, Dori and Danilo, the youngest son of Dorival Caymmi (1914 – 2008) only gained prominence – as a composer – when the tune Andança conquered the public in 1968 at the third International Song Festival (FIC ) in the voices of Beth Carvalho (1946 – 2019) and the group Golden Boys. At the time, Danilo was 20 years old. Currently 75 years old, celebrated on March 7, the singer, songwriter and musician from Rio de Janeiro returns to the inflamed times of televised music competitions. While re-releasing his first solo album in digital edition, Cheiro verde (1977), Danilo prepares an interpreter’s record with re-recordings of songs from the festival era. Scheduled for the second half of the year, the album is called Andança, 55 anos, in reference to the explosion of the song he composed in partnership with Edmundo Souto and Paulinho Tapajós (1945 – 2013). In addition to Andança, Danilo gives voice on the album to songs such as Bom dia (Gilberto Gil and Nana Caymmi, 1967), Eu e a brisa (Johnny Alf, 1967), O cantador (Dori Caymmi and Nelson Motta, 1967) and Travessia (Milton Nascimento and Fernando Brant, 1967). It should be remembered that, although he did not defend songs at festivals, Danilo Caymmi was the flutist who played with Roberto Carlos when the singer defended the samba Maria, Carnaval and Ashes (Luiz Carlos Paraná at the anthological festival promoted by TV Record in 1967. Album cover ‘Cheiro verde’ (1977), by Danilo Caymmi

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