Cover of the album 'Bela Vista, 133', by Bryan Behr Disclosure ? NEWS ? At the age of 30, completed on May 20, Bryan Behr said goodbye to São Paulo (SP) – the city where the singer and composer settled in 2022, four years after entering the scene in 2018 – in a move that took him back a month ago to Florianópolis (SC), capital of Santa's home state Catarina, where Behr came into the world in 1996 in the municipality of Brusque (SC). Scheduled for release on July 30th, the original album “Bela Vista, 133” marks this farewell with an overview of the artist's experiences in the Pauliceia madness. Preceded by the singles “When me see pass” and “Noturno”, the album “Bela Vista, 133” features in its title the name of the São Paulo neighborhood and the number of the apartment in which Behr composed and recorded most of the 12 songs that make up the album’s original repertoire formatted at Jaguara Estúdios with musical production orchestrated by Flávio Ferrari with Bryan Behr himself. "This album is like a drink. Light, citrusy, but a little bitter at the end. It's a poetic and sensitive album that talks about desire, love, longing and disappointment, but also about dreams, doubts and hope", says the artist. Mixed by Dani Mariano and Thiago Baggio, the album “Bela Vista, 133” features songs such as “Concreto, ferro e saudade” (track chosen to promote the release), “Who saw me, who sees me”, “Where should I go”, “Take by the hand”, “Today the day cleared”, “How I see you”, “Beyond”, “Our love is so ours”, “Sword blind” and “I'll be back soon”.