Duo serves ‘Doce de coco’ on album, ‘Chorando emfront’, which will be released on April 19th with nine choro hits

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Félix Júnior (left) and guitarist Tom Cykman release the album ‘Chorando emfront’ on April 19th with songs such as ‘Cochichando’ and ‘Receita de samba’ Pablo Cykman / Disclosure ♪ Musical genre declared Intangible Cultural Heritage on February 29th by the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (Iphan), choro has always inspired musicians such as guitarist Félix Júnior and guitarist Tom Cykman. So much so that they formed a duo to perpetuate the legacy of choro with work that seeks to reconcile tradition and innovation in the genre. On April 19, just before National Choro Day, celebrated on April 23, the São Paulo-Santa Catarina duo releases the album Chorando emfront with nine standards of the genre. On the album, recorded by Jorge Lacerda in Florianópolis (SP) and mixed by JG Júnior in Brasília (DF), Félix Júnior (seven-string guitar ace) and Tom Cykman (guitarist with a touch influenced by jazz) play choros like Quem tempo (Pixinguinha, 1934), Cochichando (Pixinguinha, 1944), Doce de coco (Jacob do Bandolim, 1951), Eu quer é sossego (K-Ximbinho, 1952), Dangerous (Orlando Silveira and Esmeraldino Sales, 1957) and Recipe for samba (Jacob do Bandolim, 1967). The repertoire selection of the album Chorando emfront also includes Chorando Baixo (Abel Ferreira, 1942), Ingênuo (Pixinguinha and Benedito Lacerda, 1947) and Chorinho na gafieira (Astor Silva, 1953). Cover of the album ‘Chorando emfront’, by the duo formed by Félix Júnior (guitar) and Tom Cykman (guitar) Pablo Cykman

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