[Machine Translation] Cesaria Evola's new album is a series of songs about life in her hometown of Cabo Verde and the sorrow that has historically been rooted there. The melancholic, soft-touch voice of Cesaria Evola, which flows over light rhythms, makes the songs even more poignant. The album was produced by Fernando Andrade, a pianist who has been Cesaria's partner since 1999. Jaquith Morelenbaum arranged 6 of the 15 songs, and the arrangements featuring Brazilian strings and flutes create a sad worldview that is the antithesis of the "lighthearted" and "unfathomable sorrow" that lies beneath the surface of the songs.