In an interview with TV Caras, Diogo Nogueira underlines the changes that come with the exit of the second part of the sacred album
Two years after giving the album Sacred For the public, Diogo Nogueira (44) does not hide the excitement of sharing volume two of the project with fans. Concentrate on love, the work shows the intersection of the sacred and empio, in addition to being the milestone of a period of evolution for the artist, both in the career and in personal life.
“The first part is more linked to my childhood, my family and the things that are sacred for me. In this second part, we decided to do it on the one hand more romantic. The theme was designed in this way, immediately after making this separation“, Explains Diogo Nogueira, in an interview with TV.
The musician states that, over the two years that separate one project and the other, he focused on evolution in all areas of life. In his career, he continued to seek references to improve his work and convey joy through music, and efforts extend to personal life.
“I always try to grow, study and evolve to be better. Politically, religiously and as a human being. During this period, I think I have matured a lot, a little calmer about what I want for my life, I felt more and I acted less. “
As for the project, Nogueira says that initially the idea was to release only an album. However, after several meetings, he and his team understood that it would be better to share the 16 songs in two parts to work them in a better way.
“I recorded one thing, 16 songs. During the trial, in order not to lose you, we decided to divide ourselves. It was two years of research, receiving songs from various composers and the like. I always thought of a cheerful album and that I could remember my childhood. “
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