Carlos Trilha, arranger and original producer of Renato Russo's album, takes the stage for the first time with the complete repertoire of "Equilíbrio Distante," released in 1995 and sold over 2.5 million copies.
Equilíbrio Distante 30 Years
"Equilíbrio Distante" isn't just an album of re-recorded songs: it's a work about identity and memory.About the show
In 1994, Renato Russo visited Sesto Cremonese, a town in Lombardy from which his great-grandparents had set out for Brazil in 1878. The trip, which also took in Rome and Milan, had a double purpose: researching the Italian citizenship inherited from the Manfredini family and selecting songs from the Italian popular songbook for his new solo album.
The result was "Equilíbrio Distante," released by EMI with 13 Italian songs, produced and arranged by Carlos Trilha in partnership with Renato. The album revealed a sound distinct from Legião Urbana, moving through pop, romantic ballad, folk, bossa nova and orchestral references.
Having taken part in the album's original creation as arranger and producer, Carlos Trilha returns to the stage not as an outside performer, but as an essential part of the very history this repertoire carries.
As an added bonus, the show also brings songs left out of the album's final track list, such as "Il Mondo Degli Altri," "Ti Chiedo Onestà" and "E Tu Come Stai," released on the posthumous album "O Último Solo."