‘Consumo’: Raquel and O Poeta bet on the Bahian pagoda in a new song

The artist takes advantage of the month of trans visibility to release the song that inaugurates the solo phase of his musical career

The singer Rachele Virginiaknown for being one of the founders of the trio The cuisine of the bays and Minas Geraislater called simply The baysreleased on Thursday 16th, the single “Consumption“, in collaboration with The poet. The song celebrates a new phase in the artist’s musical career./, the first solo project by WarnerMusic.

With strong references to Bahia, the artists chose to create a Bahian pagoda, as well as recording the clip – which will arrive on Friday the 17th – at the Feira de São Joaquim, in Salvador. The report of Rachel with the state dates back to before he made a name for himself in music, when he dreamed of one day joining an electric trio and wrote songs with stars like Ivete Sangalo.

“It had to be in Bahia, a place of mixing, where the boundaries of prejudice are crossed by joy and freedom, where a straight man can tell a funny story next to a transsexual woman without problems,” the artist reflected. “I want to talk to people about this unique land, serve fun, dance, audacity and make them think. If it was in Bahia that they discovered Brazil, that’s where I want to rediscover myself”

In addition to his musical career, Rachel she has a career as an entrepreneur in the marketing industry, where she works with her own innovation agency NHAIwhich serves large mass consumer brands and has given voice to the LGBTQIAPN+ cause in interviews, consultancies and even at the United Nations. Now, in the month of trans visibility, the artist returns with a music video that adds a new chapter to the narrative begun with the singles”Give me more” AND “Hypnosis“.

Source: Terra

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