Chico Chico inaugurates a new phase with a double album and national tour that combines rock, folk and Brazilianness

The singer and composer Chico Chico presents the most ambitious project of his career: the album Let It Burn and a national tour that begins on November 13th at Flying Circusin Rio de Janeiro. The work marks a new artistic chapter that combines influences from rock, folk and Brazilian popular music in a visceral and introspective album.

The show, named after the album, inaugurates the partnership of Chico with the LOBSTER. “Chico is a new, powerful and authentic artist. We want to take him even further”, he says Diogo Damascenapresident of the company. The show proposes an immersive experience, with a conceptual stage, extensive repertoire and plural sound.

Available on digital platforms, the album — released by Deck Discs — covers multiple styles and emotions. Among the tracks are “So Much to Say”, “Dishware Time” and “No need”which explore the composer’s most romantic side. The experimental ones “Two Mother’s Blues”, “H Time” and “Inevitable Chance” They move between blues, groove and gospel. “It’s the freest album I’ve ever made. It translates exactly what I feel and think now”, he says Chico.

Produced by Pedro Fonsecathe work brings participation from Josyara, Marcos Suzano and Carlos Malta in the lane “Parabellum of Existence”in addition to reinterpretations of Zé Ramalho (“Vila do Sossego”), Bob Dylan (“Girl From the North Country”) and Stephen Stills (“Four and Twenty”). The result is a sound crossing between rhythms and geographies — from the Brazilian interior to the North American folk tradition.

The tour Let It Burn already have confirmed dates in Campinas, São Paulo, Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte, Reef, Strength and Curitibawith performances until January 2026.

Chico Chico consolidates his own identity in the new generation of MPB

Since the beginning of his career, Chico Chico stands out for its authenticity and unique voice. His career began in 2015 with the band 2×0 Vargem Alta. Since then, the artist has accumulated important collaborations and nominations. The song “The City” was nominated to Latin Grammyand the partnership with Fran Gil, “Nobody”surpassed 23 million reproductions in Spotify and was part of the soap opera’s soundtrack Go in Faithfrom the TV Globo.

The album Orchards (2022) also earned a nomination for Latin Grammy of Best Brazilian Popular Music Albumwhile fuse (2024) marked his third participation in Rock in Rio. Son of the iconic Cassia Eller, Chico Chico reaffirms an authorial trajectory that honors the family legacy without losing the freshness and restlessness that made him one of the most original names of his generation.

With Let It Burnhe transforms fire into a symbol: that of creation, courage and artistic freedom — paving the way for a phase in which art and emotion burn in equal intensity.

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