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The concert brings together the Brazilian singer and composer Sandra Sá with the Minas Gerais State Symphony Orchestra in a night dedicated to Brazilian music. The strength, personality, and unmistakable voice of Sandra Sá will be on stage at the Grande Teatro Cemig Palácio das Artes on November 18th at 8:00 PM, in another edition of Sinfônica Pop – Celebrating Freedom. Alongside the Minas Gerais State Symphony Orchestra (OSMG), the singer and composer will present a repertoire that spans different moments of her career and celebrates the diversity and power of Brazilian music. The conductor for the OSMG will be the guest maestra Alba Bonfim, who will lead the orchestra in arrangements specially prepared for the meeting between symphonic music and the musical universe of Sandra Sá. The arrangements are by Léo Cunha and Fred Natalino, who are responsible for creating new sounds for songs that are part of the emotional landscape of several generations. Recognized as one of the great voices of Brazilian music, Sandra Sá has built a career marked by the presence of soul music, samba, funk, and MPB, always with a unique interpretation and a strong artistic identity. On stage, hits such as "Olhos Coloridos" (Colorful Eyes), "Retratos e Canções" (Portraits and Songs), "Solidão" (Loneliness), "Sozinha" (Alone), "Soul de Verão" (Summer Soul), "Quem é Você" (Who Are You), "Bons Momentos" (Good Moments), "Dia de Domingo" (Sunday), "Bye Bye Tristeza" (Goodbye Sadness), "Nada Mais" (Nothing More), "Vale Tudo" (Anything Goes), and "Joga Fora" (Get Out) will take on new dimensions with the accompaniment of the OSMG.
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