Paulo Aragão, a prominent Brazilian violinist and founder of the Quarteto Maogani, is preparing to debut his first solo album titled 'Choros Líricos e Sentimentais' in March. This album showcases an entirely original set of compositions, highlighting Aragão's skills not only as a performer but also as a composer and arranger. The album was recorded in November, mixed in December, and finalized with adjustments made in January, demonstrating a careful and dedicated production process.

Although the title suggests a focus on sentimental choros, the album explores a variety of musical genres, including waltzes and different instrumental formations. This versatility indicates Aragão's broad artistic vision and his ability to seamlessly blend various musical styles, contributing to the rich tapestry of Brazilian music. His work has previously garnered attention, having collaborated as an arranger and producer with notable artists such as Dori Caymmi, Edu Lobo, Francis Hime, and Guinga, enhancing his reputation within the industry.

With the release of this solo project, Paulo Aragão aims to further establish his identity as a solo artist while building on the success he has achieved with Quarteto Maogani. The expected reception of 'Choros Líricos e Sentimentais' could signify a significant step in his career, showcasing his growth and evolution as a musician in the vibrant Brazilian music scene.