Owner of the record on the paths of the soap opera, Roberta Campos also provides details of his new album, Things to Live, in an interview with Caras Brasil
Or on the paths of soap opera or in successes such as My happiness AND From January to JanuaryYou certainly heard the voice of Roberta Campos (47). Now, the singer has decided to open it intimate Living beingsAlbum released in mid -February and ensures that the act needs maturity, courage – a few years of therapy – and support from NavySouza Camposhis wife and business woman.
“I decided to open more, talk about my underwear. I was ready for this, as well as being very natural. It was courageous, because I find it difficult to talk about me in that way“, says Roberta Campos, in an interview with Caras Brasil. “I have been therapy for 14 years, I believe that every day my subjects thrive more in me, maturity also brings different needs and subjects.“
The artist began to have an independent career in 2021 and states that, with the support of his wife, the management of his professional life has become lighter. Marina has been her entrepreneur since 2019. “In addition to this beautiful and extraordinary partnership of Love, we also have an extraordinary collaboration in the management of my career. Does an impeccable job. Today I see that this process is more attentive and aligned every day. “
With 21 songs on the paths of the soap opera, it says that the new album has different tracks that adapt to audiovisual productions. The artist says he looked at many soap opera when he was younger and that he always wanted him for his career. Now he wants to explore this universe.
“This allows your music to reach more people and have more visibility“, He underlines.”It is an excellent challenge. I want to walk more in this universe, also receive requests for music for soap opera, since I have never come to order; I only tried something close to that, which was Lumiar’s reinterpretation, tailor -made for the soap opera go na fé at the request of Globo. “
Now the singer intends to focus on the tour of the new album and join the songs with successes of his career during the performances. Below, Roberta Campos provides more details on the production of Living beingsNext career steps and their relationship with social networks. Read the extracts modified by the conversation.
How is it working on the release of Things to Live, your sixth studio album?
I am very excited and happy! The album was as I imagined when I invented the songs. It is an album with deeper songs, a more introspective album, I think it will have an immediate connection with my audience.
The album was totally made by you, independently. How was this process?
I am an artist independent since 2021, I was 11 years old in a small label, which at that time were my albums and all the phonographic and diffusion work. Being an independent artist is very different, you have to think of everything: registration, production, mixing, mastery, media and marketing, visual language and all the details, which are many, which make you launch and reach your work. In 2008 I made a record in my house, I believe that even today, the bravest in my life. I did everything myself. Alone. I recorded, product, mixed, master, I made an insert (I also bought the guillotine to cut the leaves). It was an artisan and lonely process. I learned a lot there. Today I have Marina by my side, it is my entrepreneur since 2019. We are married, in addition to this beautiful and extraordinary partnership of Love, we also have an extraordinary collaboration in the management of my career. Does an impeccable job. Today I see that this process is more attentive and aligned every day. I missed the work in this way, organized, scrolling and in my hands. Knowing everything that happens and having total autonomy to work is wonderful and what I have looked for a lot.
In addition, this project is focused on people. How was it to work with this musical rhythm?
People are a very strong line in my work. I also consider myself a folk artist. My music is MPB, it’s pop, it’s jazz, it’s blues, but your foundation is folk. Making this album was wonderful, I gave the songs what they asked me. More people were born, they had agreements that adapted to them.
What can fans expect from the tour of this album?
I will play songs from the new album and also those songs that if not singing, [risos]. From January to January, my happiness are at peace … I played again in this show of previous album songs, such as Rio without water and smoking Signal. There is also rereading that I cannot help playing the shows, as who knows this means love (Lô Borges AND Marcio Borges), White House (Gilson AND Joran) And much more. I tried this show inside Rio de Janeiro, in Casimiro de Abreu and it was too much. It is pulsating, with a lot of energy.
Share a lot of your work, readings and important moments on Instagram. What is your relationship with social networks?
I’ve never been much to expose my intimacy on the networks and I like to spread my job, my books, guitars, my travels, my films and something that I find interesting to share more. I like to talk to the fans, every time I give me on the nets to answer them and have this feedback from songs and shows. I also have the Roberta Campos Club, which is a group in which people gather to speak, exchange information on my work, news. It is a chat on the WhatsApp platform. Sometimes I also come to talk to fans. It is very interesting, because they are creating a mutual affinity, many are already friends, they go together with the shows. In addition, those who are part of the club have a discount on tickets, access to the locker room, access to the recordings of the TV program, the discount on the shower, have first -hand information, such as versions and shows, tributes, press sometimes we draw there and so on. There are many advantages. The best thing is the friendship that members create with each other.
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