Adriana Calcanhotto, Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown, Marisa Monte and Nando Reis take on the voices of the collective Lado Alado on the album 'Pelo tempo que dura'

Adriana Calcanhotto, Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown, Marisa Monte and Nando Reis are portrayed in art by Manu Santos on the cover of the album 'Pelo tempo que dura', by the collective Lado Alado Art by Manu Santos ? NEWS ? Adriana Calcanhotto's partnership with Marisa Monte presented by Marisa on the album “Infinito particular” (2006), the song “Pelo tempo que dura” gains a beautiful recording of Manu Santos – with counter singing by Fabiano Bianco – 20 years after the original recording by Marisa Monte. “Pelo tempo que dura” is the song that gives its name to the sixth album by the collective Lado Alado. Under the musical direction of Luiz Lopez (guitar and acoustic guitar) and the touches of musicians Pedro Herzog (bass), Rafael Martins (keyboards and piano) and Rike Frainer (drums and percussion), the five singers of the collective – Cecília Einsfeld, Fabiano Bianco, Júlia Fialho, Manu Santos and Vall Coutinho – give voices to ten songs composed by Adriana Calcanhotto, Arnaldo Antunes, Carlinhos Brown, Marisa Monte and Nando Reis. In addition to the title song “Pelo tempo que dura”, the collective brings to light another partnership between Adriana and Marisa, “Devo tell you” (2010), presented on an album by Dadi Carvalho – also the author of the song, in a recording made by Dadi with the participation of Adriana Calcanhotto herself – and revived by Lado Alado with the four singers of the collective (Cecília Einsfeld, Júlia Fialho, Manu Santos and Vall Coutinho). Scheduled for release this August 2026, with a cover that showcases the five composers in art created by Manu Santos, the album “Pelo tempo que dura” has a repertoire selected with creativity and knowledge of the composers’ works, far from the hits already commonly covered. On the album, the collective Lado Alado illuminates “O sol” (Arnaldo Antunes and Edgard Scandurra, 1008) in the singing of Cecília Einsfeld and Fabiano Bianco (leader of the collective) and recalls “Fim do dia” (Arnaldo Antunes and Paulo Miklos, 1998) in the voices of Fabiano Bianco and Vall Coutinho. Almost never remembered, these two songs were released by Arnaldo on the artist's fourth solo album, “Um som” (1998). Created by Nando Reis, Lado Alado re-records “A Urca” (1995) and “O seu lado de cá” (1995), both songs from the singer’s first solo album, “12 de janeiro” (1995), released when Nando was still part of the group Titãs. Carlinhos Brown is represented in the repertoire by “Argila” (1996) and “Covered saints” (1996), songs from Brown’s first solo album, “Alfagamabetizado” (1996), released 30 years ago. In the recording of “Abololô” (Marisa Monte and Lucas Santtana, 2000), the collective incorporates a quote from “Asas” (Adriana Calcanhotto and Antonio Cicero, 1998). By the way, in addition to the unusual selection of repertoire, the album “Pelo tempo que dura” is valued for the good idea of ??bringing together works by five composers of the same generation who dialogue with each other. Cover of the album 'Pelo tempo que dura', by the collective Lado Alado Arte by Manu Santos