“Brasilia Songs” were inspired by three places that moved me when I was living in Brasilia, amidst futuristic architecture and exuberant nature.
The “Concha Acústica” (Acoustic Shell) is an acoustic oratory with contemporary architecture, ablaze with golden hues at sunset. I discovered this place during a photo shoot after a concert, and playing my guitar, I savored the sublime acoustics that naturally emanate from this promontory with its clean lines.
“O Casarão”, an open-air Brazilian specialty restaurant in the Vila Planalto neighborhood, is a true musical stage where amateur and professional musicians perform under a gigantic tree.
“Jardim Botânico” is Brasilia's botanical garden, rich in endemic species, scents, and colors. Flavors can be savored at the tea room, accompanied by liters of freshly squeezed fruit juice. It's a true oasis, surrounded by a red-earthed savanna where signs warn you: "Caution: Pumas!"
Nelly Decamp
