With a consolidated career in Brazil and abroad as a musician, singer, and songwriter, Edinho Santa Cruz is known for being the author of several soap opera soundtracks of Rede Globo, as well as the first tribute to Freddie Mercury, Song For Freddie.
Besides the DVD Na Estrada do Rock in Concert, Edinho Santa Cruz has been working on the promotion of his DVD Jogo do Silêncio, recorded live with special guests and the Heliopolis Symphony Orchestra, and his singles Hidden Love, Quiero Saber e Give a Piece of Your Love.
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Jogo do Silêncio
Jogo do Silêncio is a completely original work and unlike anything that Edinho Santa Cruz has done. The idea came from the desire to mark his 54-year career, showing some of his instrumental compositions, inspired by his own history and by the great masters of Brazilian music, such as Villa-Lobos, Zequinha de Abreu, Dilermando Reis, Pixinguinha, Luiz Bonfá, and Tom Jobim.
The DVD recording concert happened at Teatro Alfa, in São Paulo, with artistic direction by Del Rangel and musical direction by Jether Garotti.
In order to carry out the project, the artist invites the Heliopolis Symphony Orchestra, by the Baccarelli Institute, made up of 70 musicians from the Heliopolis community, under the baton of Maestro Edilson Venturelli Souza.
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Por Quê?
Edinho Santa Cruz releases the authorial album Por Quê? using his pseudonym Eddy Benedict.
Por Quê? brings 9 songs, including “So Long”, soundtrack of Rede Globo’s soap opera Bebê a Bordo; “Por Quê?”, soundtrack of Ribeirão do Tempo; and “The Now”, composed at Mountain Studios, in Montreux, Switzerland.
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Flor Incendiária
Alongside the group Santa Cruz, Edinho releases the album Flor Incendiária, with authorial and songs written by Brazilian masters like Marcos Valle and Laudir de Oliveira (Chicago group), and production by Sérgio Sá.
Flor Incendiária brings 9 tracks, including “Mais Uma Chance”, soundtrack of Rede Globo’s soap opera Champagne; “Doce Pecado”, soundtrack of A Gata Comeu; and “Levantar O Astral”, the intro soundtrack of Amor Com Amor Se Paga.
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