Manaus Ágil tourism and culture of the AmazonFree concert will also feature Lorenzo Fortes, former The Voice Kids.
The singer from Amazonas Hêmilly Lira will release a new "single in a show at Largo de São Sebastiãoin the Center, next Friday (18/05), at 19h. The event, which has the support of the Amazonas State Secretary of Culture (SEC), will also have the special participation of the ex-The Voice Kids, Lorenzo Fortesand free access.
According to the singer, the song "Sigo em Frente" (I Go Ahead) was recorded last year, with the production of Max Vianna, son of musician Djavan, and had the participation of musicians from the national circuit, such as Geovanni Andrade, keyboardist of singer Preta Gil, who participates in the track. According to Hêmilly, the journey to conceive the song began two years ago, when she moved to Rio de Janeiro.
"Two years ago I received a proposal from Max, who was willing to produce my songs after seeing my compositions. So I left an established life in Manaus to chase this dream in Rio de Janeiro. For some time we produced this music and now I can release it the way I always dreamed of, in the center of my city, which is the apex of culture in Amazonas. For me it is a very important show", she declares.
Hêmilly details that the single is a romantic pop with elements of electronic music. The composition is by the singer and the track is distributed by Warner Music. "The song will be distributed on all digital platforms, such as Itunes, Spotify, Deezer, and Amazon. We want it to be available for everyone", she highlights.
The show will also feature Lorenzo Fortes, former The Voice Kids, who will open the show and sing a song with Hêmilly. "We still have a special show with Lorenzo and we intend to present a new song, recently created in Rio, which is being prepared for our public on Friday", reveals the singer.
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Singer Hêmilly Lira releases single "Sigo em Frente" (I Keep Moving Forward)
- Date/Time: Day May 18, 2018, Friday, at 7pm.
- Venue: Largo de São Sebastião (Historic Center).
- Access: Free
With information from the advisory
