Roberta Miranda, 69-year-old Paraiban singer, is preparing a tour to celebrate four decades of career. Since the release of her debut album, "Roberta Miranda," in 1986, she has already recorded more than 440 songs, and now faces the challenge of revisiting this extensive repertoire.
Among the 12 tracks from the 1986 album, the song "Benvinda" is highlighted as one of the most confessional, with lyrics like "For I am a woman, and other pains / Much stronger, I endured / I made myself a warrior / Of the path I traced," which exemplify the romanticism that became the artist's trademark.
Roberta Miranda states she is in the most sensitive moment of her life, describing that "a movie plays through her head" when revisiting her compositions. She emphasizes that each song has a real story and that her creative process is very visceral, unable to make music on commission. According to her, when she composes, she tells about herself.
The artist also talked about her sexuality, declaring herself "sexual to the tips of her hair." The 1986 debut album established romanticism as a striking characteristic of her musical trajectory, which will now be celebrated in the 40-year career tour.
