Wandi Doratiotto, a key member of the group Premê, is set to release his solo album 'Um passeio paulista' that chronicles the city of São Paulo through 15 songs.
Wandi Doratiotto, a fundamental member of the Brazilian group Premediando o Breque, which rose to prominence in the late 1970s for its experimental take on traditional Brazilian music, is preparing to release his first solo album titled 'Um passeio paulista'. Scheduled for release on March 27, this album is particularly noteworthy as it marks 50 years since the band's inception. Doratiotto, now 72 years old, delivers a personal exploration of São Paulo's rich cultural tapestry through his 15 newly composed songs, contributing to the ongoing narrative of urban Brazilian music.
The album 'Um passeio paulista' was recorded between March 2025 and January 2026 and features a production team led by Swami Jr. with Danilo Moraes. Doratiotto's work aims to paint a vivid picture of São Paulo, sharing his experiences and observations of life in this bustling metropolis. He draws from his deep roots in the Lapa neighborhood of São Paulo, infusing the music with local stories and the city's spirit.
As an artist who has witnessed the evolution of São Paulo over the decades, Doratiotto's album resonates with both nostalgia and celebration of the city's unique identity. The release of 'Um passeio paulista' not only commemorates his artistic journey but also highlights the significance of São Paulo as a cultural and musical hub in Brazil, making it a meaningful addition to the contemporary Brazilian music scene.
