Featuring ten new compositions by the Brazilian composer and instrumentalist Corciolli, originally written for a piano, violin and cello, the arrangements ended up receiving exquisite orchestral complements with samplers and electronic synthesizers. Inspired by legends, stories, places and characters from the Brazilian imaginary, Corciolli dialogues in a creative space where integrates musical influences from the European classical tradition with African rhythms and sounds from originary indigenous peoples.

As guest musicians, the album brings Pablo de León on the violin and Raïff Dantas Barreto on the cello (respectively the spalla and the 1st cello of the Municipal Symphony Orchestra of São Paulo), and also the participations of singer Patricia Bastos (in Arandu Ara, with lyrics in Tupi-Guarani, by writer Kaká Werá), among soprano Rose de Souza, percussionist Kabé Pinheiro and acoustic guitarist Camilo Carrara.

Highlights include the song Vila Rica, inspired by the life and work of the baroque Brazilian baroque genius Aleijadinho; Eyes of the Jaguar, inspired by an ancient legend of the Suruí people, from the Brazilian west, which tells that fire originally inhabited in the eyes of jaguars until it was stolen by the mythical bird Orobab; and the touching Tears of the Rainforest, where the artist warns of the deforestation, in an urgent reflection about environmental issues in our times.