Vanessa Moreno sheds another light on Djavan's 'Esfinge' in the album in which she sings nine of the composer's songs

Vanessa Moreno releases album with partial recording of the show she performs with percussionist Felipe Roseno and guitarist Tarcísio Santos Rapha Moraes – O Filme Produções / Divulgação ? NEWS ? Album that expanded Djavan's popularity and sales in 1982, due to the explosion of songs such as “Samurai”, “Sina”, “Pétala”, “Açaí” – this one presented the previous year in the voice of Gal Costa (1945 – 2022) in a recording made for the album “Fantasia” (1981) – and “Capim”, the album “Luz” still holds pearls. Although it was included in the soundtrack of the soap opera “Sol de Verão” (TV Globo, 1982 / 1983) and has received some re-recordings, such as that of the group Moreno + 2 in 2000 and that of singer Augusto Martins in 2002, “Esfinge” remains rare and is one of the pearls fished by Vanessa Moreno from Djavan's trunk for the show in which the singer gives voice and swings to the songbook. of the composer with musicians Felipe Roseno (acoustic and electronic percussion) and Tarcísio Santos (guitar and effects). On the scene since 2025, the show “Vanessa Moreno visits Djavan” became an album recorded by the trio at the Gargolândia studio, in São Paulo (SP), on October 28th and 29th, 2025, with musical production by Fi Maróstica. And the song chosen to be the first single from the album is precisely “Esfinge”. The single “Esfinge” is scheduled for release on August 21st, a week before the album, scheduled for August 29th. In the album “Vanessa Moreno visits Djavan”, the singer from São Paulo performs nine songs by the composer from Alagoas. According to the order in which the tracks are arranged on the album, the repertoire of the album “Vanessa Moreno visits Djavan” is composed of the songs “Lilás” (1984), “Açaí” (1981), “Oceano” (1989), “Aquele um” (Djavan and Aldir Blanc, 1980), “Cigano” (1989), “Milagreiro” (2001, with claps by Alice Moreno Maróstica), “Yes or No” (1980), “Good Night” (1992) and “Sphinx” (1982). “Esfinge” is the last track on the album, but the first single from this album which, just like “Luz” did with Djavan in 1982, could expand the popularity of Vanessa Moreno, a great singer from Brazil, within the niches in which MPB is worshiped in the pop universe in 2026. Cover of the single 'Esfinge', by Vanessa Moreno Rapha Moraes – O Filme Produções / Disclosure