“Après tout,” Virginia Cambuci’s vibrant album, blends Brazilian jazz, bossa nova, and French chanson. An emotional, warm musical journey exploring exile, memory, and resilience.
Après tout… – New Album Après tout is a Franco-Brazilian musical project led by singer, songwriter, and performer Virginia Cambuci. Born from a life journey between Brazil and Europe, this album explores themes of exile, memory, resilience, and passing things on, through an approach that is at once intimate, spiritual, and profoundly human. Through her original compositions, Virginia Cambuci recounts the different stages of an inner and geographical journey: moving away from one’s roots, discovering new horizons, encounters that transform a life, and the ability to turn nostalgia into a creative force and melancholy into light. Musically, Après tout belongs to the world of contemporary Brazilian jazz. The album weaves a subtle dialogue between bossa nova, samba, rhythms from Brazil’s Nordeste, jazz harmonies, and the sensitivity of French chanson. This meeting of cultures reflects the artist’s journey and gives rise to a deeply personal work. Performed in Portuguese, French, and Spanish, the album embraces a globally minded identity where borders fade in favor of emotion and connection. Surrounded by acclaimed musicians from the Brazilian and European jazz scenes, Virginia Cambuci favors an organic, warm, and human approach. Here, music goes beyond virtuosity alone to become a space for connection, breathing, and communion. Both intimate and universal, Après tout is an album that invites listening, reflection, and travel. It naturally belongs within jazz and world music networks, multidisciplinary venues, and festivals drawn to projects combining creativity, cultural identity, and artistic openness. Après tout is a celebration of the journey traveled, the beauty of cultural blending, and the strength that emerges when, despite hardship, we choose to keep moving forward. Virginia Cambuci: vocals, guitar Jean-Baptiste Loutte: drums Gerson Saeki: bass Léo Montana: piano Laurent Avenard: guitar
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