Zélia Duncan’s 1997 show is perpetuated on a live album that follows on from the ‘Relicário’ series

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♪ In 1997, Zélia Duncan was touring Brazil with the concert for her album Intimidade (1996) and was still reaping the success of her previous album from 1994, which had opened the doors of the Brazilian music market for her. Zélia Duncan was the second album by the artist from Rio de Janeiro, but the first for the public, since the predecessor Outra luz (1990) – an album still signed by the singer with the artistic name of Zélia Cristina – had gone almost unnoticed. Intimidade was a record with (much) less impact and inspiration than the lapidary album of 1994, but it kept the public faithful to Zélia. Second title of the series Relicário, created by Selo Sesc to immortalize in live records some important shows presented in the units of Sesc São Paulo and opened in April with the edition of the album João Gilberto – Ao Vivo no Sesc_1998, the album Zélia Duncan – Ao Vivo no Sesc_1997 hits the world on June 6 with 20 tracks and exclusively on the Sesc Digital platform. The show perpetuated on Zélia Duncan’s live album was part of the interview series Ouvindo Estrelas, led by Zuza Homem de Mello (1933 – 2020). In the series, a conversation between the guest artist and the journalist and music researcher was followed by a presentation of that artist. In the 1997 show recovered by Selo Sesc, the singer gave voice to repertoire collected on the albums Zélia Duncan (1994) and Intimidade (1996), in addition to having toured the songs by Renato Russo (1960 – 1996) – Boomerang blues (1986) and Almost accidentally (1986) – and the British Joan Armatrading (1950 – 2011), whose artist revived Am I blue for you (1978). In the show, the singer shared the stage at Sesc Pompeia with musicians Ezio Filho (bass and musical direction), Hiroshi Mizutani (keyboards), Luiz Chaffin (guitar, guitar and mandolin), Ricardo Brasil (percussion) and Wallace Cardia (drums). . Cover of the album ‘Zélia Duncan – Live at Sesc_1997’ Publicity / Selo Sesc ♪ Here are the 20 tracks from the album Zélia Duncan – Live at Sesc_1997: 1. Chat Zuza Homem de Mello 2. Boomerang blues (Renato Russo, 1986) 3. Almost by accident (Renato Russo, 1986) 4. Here I go (Rita Lee, 1975) 5. Don’t go yet (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1994) 6. While I sleep (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1994) 7 Tempestade / A Cidade (Chico Science, 1994) 8. Am I blue for you (Joan Armatrading, 1978) 9. There’s No Turning Back (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 10. My Faith (Lucina and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 11. Heart in the mouth (Lucina and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 12. Senses (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1994) 13. Try it out (Christiaan Oyens, Fernando Vidal and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 14. I’ll take you out of the dictionary (Itamar Assumpção and Alice Ruiz, 1993) 15. Intimacy (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 16. Good for you (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 17. The way I like it (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 18. The difference (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1996) 19. In the sheets of this reggae (Christiaan Oyens and Zélia Duncan, 1994) 20. Catedral (Cathedral song, Tanita Tikaran, 1988, in Portuguese version by Christiaan Oyens, 1994)

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