Simone sings 22 songs in the national premiere of the show 'Que Mulher é esse?' in São Paulo (SP) Disclosure ? NEWS ? Song composed by Dona Onete and recorded by the artist from Pará ten years ago on the album “Banzeiro” (2016), “When I te met” was one of the surprises in the script of “Que Mulher é essa?”, a show premiered by Simone last night, Saturday, August 1st, at Tokio Marine Hall, a venue in the city of São Paulo (SP). Musical director of the show orchestrated by Simone under the artistic direction of stylist Ronaldo Fraga, Ana Frango Elétrico is also present in the script with “Mulher Homem Bicho” (2020), a partnership with Ava Rocha presented by Ana in a single in which the artist fell in line with the sensual and tropical pop made by Rita Lee (1947 – 2023) and Roberto de Carvalho between 1979 and 1983. By the way, two songs by the couple Rita & Roberto also appears in the script for the show “Que Mulher é esse?” in a medley in which Simone combines “Cor de rosa shocking” (1979) and “Bem me quer” (1980). Among unprecedented forays into the songs of Belchior (1946 – 2017) and Caetano Veloso, represented by “Velha Roupa Cora” (1976) and “Baby” (1968), respectively, Simone sings Marina Lima – from whose repertoire Cigarra took “Grávida” (1991), a partnership between Marina and Arnaldo Antunes – and Erasmo Carlos (1941 – 2022), sole composer of “Migalhas” (2009) and partner of Roberto Carlos in “Se Você Pena” (1968). Simone on stage at the premiere of the show 'What woman is this?' at the house Tokio Marine Hall Reproduction / Video ? Here are the 22 songs from the script followed by Simone on August 1, 2026 in the national premiere of the show “Que Mulher é essa?” at the Tokio Marine Hall, in São Paulo (SP): 1. “If you think” (Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos, 1968) 2. “Petúnia resedá” (Gonzaguinha, 1978) 3. “Old colorful clothes” (Belchior, 1976) 4. “Face to face” (Sueli Costa and Cacaso, 1977) 5. “Morena” (Dalto, 1973) 6. “Embarcação” (Francis Hime and Chico Buarque, 1982) 7. “When I met you” (Dona Onete, 2016) 8. “Under measure” (Chico Buarque, 1979) 9. “Iolanda” (Pablo Milanés, 1970, in Portuguese version by Chico Buarque, 1984) 10. “Migalhas” (Erasmo Carlos, 2009) 11. “Jura secreto” (Sueli Costa and Abel Silva, 1977) 12. “Baby” (Caetano Veloso, 1968) 13. “Mulher Homem Bicho” (Ana Frango Elétrico and Ava Rocha, 2020) 14. “Grávida” (Marina Lima and Arnaldo Antunes, 1991) 15. “I don't even care” (Gonzaguinha, 1975) 16. “Color of hot pink” (Rita Lee and Roberto de Carvalho, 1979) / 17. “Bem quer me” (Rita Lee and Roberto de Carvalho, 1980) 18. “Everything you could be” (Lô Borges and Márcio Borges, 1972) 19. “When I'm singing” (João Rebouças and Cazuza, 1989) 20. “Maria Maria” (Milton Nascimento and Fernando Brant, 1976) 21. “Liberdade! Liberdade! Spread its wings over us” (Niltinho Tristeza, Preto Joia, Vicentinho and Jurandir, 1988) – samba-plot of the União da Ilha do Governador in the Carnival of 1989 22. “O Tomorrow” (João Sérgio, 1977) – samba-plot by União da Ilha do Governador in the 1978 Carnival