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Singer and composer. After playing in some bands in the region, Alexandre Escher concluded in 2014 the recording of his first solo album, titled Phyxsius, which gave him digital distribution of his songs by the main musical platforms as well as two trips to present his work in the United States and France.
In his artistic career, he had the opportunity to perform in Belém, Manaus, his hometown, and almost all of western Pará. In May of 2013, he had the opportunity to make two presentations in Traverse City, in the state of Michigan. In April 2014, he participated in the recording of a CD in France, along with six other folk music artists from different countries. This project was called Humanitarium and granted the artists two presentations in the region of the Pyrenees, south of France. Currently, Alexandre is a professor at the Federal University of Western Pará and works on the songs of his second album, which will begin to be recorded later this year. In his compositions, the artist talks about the urban aspects of Santarém, which places some landscapes of the city as scenery for various situations that people experience every day: joy, sadness, anxiety, and hope.
In his artistic career, he had the opportunity to perform in Belém, Manaus, his hometown, and almost all of western Pará. In May of 2013, he had the opportunity to make two presentations in Traverse City, in the state of Michigan. In April 2014, he participated in the recording of a CD in France, along with six other folk music artists from different countries. This project was called Humanitarium and granted the artists two presentations in the region of the Pyrenees, south of France. Currently, Alexandre is a professor at the Federal University of Western Pará and works on the songs of his second album, which will begin to be recorded later this year. In his compositions, the artist talks about the urban aspects of Santarém, which places some landscapes of the city as scenery for various situations that people experience every day: joy, sadness, anxiety, and hope.
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