Flavio Ferrari lives a new artistic phase with the album "Flor da Pele"

Pernambuco singer-songwriter Flavio Ferrari presents a new stage in his career with the release of "Flor da Pele", his fourth studio album. The work deepens the artist's musical identity by placing Northeastern and Brazilian elements at the center of the sound. Over an eight-year career, Flavio has built a career marked by sensitivity, intuition and emotional connection with the public. He has already shared compositions with names such as Juliano Holanda, Joyce Alane, Lucas Mamede and Bryan Behr, as well as touring stages in different regions of Brazil. One of the greatest recent moments in his career came with the reinterpretation of "Carta Branca", a classic by the band Magnificos, which went viral on social media and reached more than a billion reproductions in content spread across the internet. The artist was also nominated for the Pernambuco Music Award for the album "Uma Espécie de Amor Pontiaguda". Produced by Juliano Valle and released in partnership with Canetaria, "Flor da Pele" represents an aesthetic shift. The accordion, percussion and northeastern rhythms are no longer just a complement and begin to occupy the foreground of the work. The album was born with the intention of provoking an intense, almost physical experience in those who listen. Flavio Ferrari bets on vulnerability, emotion and the construction of an album designed to be heard from start to finish, as a complete journey. With "Flor da Pele", the artist finds a new path and reaffirms his strength as one of the most sensitive and interesting names in new Brazilian music.