Pernambuco singer Lucas Mamede performs at Teatro Manauara

Manaus – Lucas Mamede, a 20-year-old singer from Recife who is a phenomenon for singing songs on social networks, presents in Manaus on June 18th at Teatro Manaura the show of his debut tour “Have you heard about love?” from 7 pm. Tickets can be purchased via the web at the link.

At age 20, singer Lucas Mamede reaps the fruits of the work he has been doing on social media. Influenced by pop and MPB, he has published short videos singing and playing the guitar, drawing attention to his voice and accent.

On TikTok, he has 987 thousand followers and 12 million likes. But the achievements are already beyond the internet. Lucas has gained the attention of names like Vitor Kley and Anavitória, who are some of his inspirations.

Lucas was in his third year of high school when he recorded his first video, singing the song “Café”, by Vitão. He had the help of his brother, João Mamede, who recorded, captured the audio and edited the content.

Her debut album “Have You Heard of Love?” brings together a team of giant instrumentalists of Brazilian music, bringing together their first authorial compositions. Produced by Alê Siqueira, the disc also features an unpublished composition by Ana Caetano, in addition to the reinterpretation of a beautiful song by Paulinho Pedra Azul.

Pifes, fiddles, zabumbas and accordions fill the songs and transport the listener straight to Pernambuco, the birthplace of Lucas and the great masters who inspired him, such as Luiz Gonzaga, Dominguinhos, Alceu Valença, Spok Frevo Orquestra and Quinteto Armorial.

The show is part of the tour for the debut album by the Pernambuco singer-songwriter Lucas Mamede. With his striking accent, Lucas became a phenomenon on social networks, where his videos with reinterpretations of MPB hits tend to go viral.

Lucas considers himself an inveterate romantic and all the songs on his debut album are about love. With his band of musicians also from Pernambuco, the artist promises to bring love and swing to stages throughout Brazil.

About Lucas Mamede

Lucas Mamede is only 20 years old and, in addition to being an incredible performer already known on social media, he is now also a talented composer. The boy sings 10 of the 12 songs on his debut album alone. To complete, Ana Caetano, from the duo ANAVITÓRIA, presented him with the unprecedented ‘Rainy Day’. And there is also a reinterpretation of ‘Jardim da Fantasia’, a beautiful song by Paulinho Pedra Azul, from Minas Gerais, at the suggestion of Felipe Simas, artistic manager responsible for discovering and launching the duo ANAVITÓRIA, and who now makes Lucas Mamede his newest bet.

‘Have you ever heard of love?’ has the characteristic of being a Brazilian music album with influence and dialogue with contemporary pop music. This translates into the clothing of the songs. It is a classy, ​​elegant and mature album, in contrast to the young age of the singer and composer in question. A zabumba in reference to Quinteto Armorial, a place of speech of a deep Pernambuco, opens the disc, which follows with an emphasis on Maracatu, Xote and Baião, and extends to Brazilian samba. In search of this extremely Brazilian sound, Simas brought in Alê Siqueira to lead the production. Alê was the one who produced, among many other works, the Tribalistas’ albums.

The base band is made up of musicians from bands of great MPB artists: Big Rabello (Hamilton de Holanda) on drums, Webster Santos (Zélia Duncan) on guitars, Felipe Roseno (Ney Matogrosso) on percussion, Mari Jacintho (Anavitória) on keyboards and Leomaristi (Anavitória) on bass. All the bases were recorded live, in the same session, with all the musicians “breathing” together in the studio. An old school technique that ends up printing a unique organicity to the songs. Today, with so many technological possibilities available, it has become rare to record in this way.

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