Stage moments, encounters, and songs that continue to find new listeners.
From Rio de Janeiro to Vienna, through stages around the world and live encounters, these videos hold songs, friendships, and chapters in a journey still being written.
In 2010, at Credicard Hall in São Paulo, I had the honour of sharing this Italian classic with the unforgettable Hebe Camargo. It recalls a radiant evening — and an artist whose joy, generosity and love of music remain alive.
A record of my Russia-1 interview and of the emotion of representing Brazil as a guest tenor at the Taneyevsky Festival. With Maestro Artiom Markin and the Vladimir Governor Symphony Orchestra, I shared opera, operetta and musical theatre with an open-hearted audience.
One of musical theatre’s great declarations of love, recorded at Blue Studio with Marina Elali and the late producer Guto Graça Mello. A duet that lets the melody speak first: delicate, intense and fully present.
A Brazilian classic, reinvented for three voices and three countries. With soprano Nataliya Stepanska and tenor Fernando Hernández, I celebrate the universal power of a song everyone recognises before the first line.
Passion, voice and supporters meet in this recording of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo’s anthem with the beloved Sandra de Sá. A vibrant Brazilian celebration made to sing along to.
Live in São Paulo, I sing Rodgers and Hammerstein’s unforgettable song from South Pacific. Some melodies seem to suspend time; this is one of them.
At the Fairmont Rio in Copacabana, Charles Aznavour’s elegance meets Tibí’s sensitive piano and Rio’s landscape. A romantic classic where every note seems to breathe the sea air.
An evening among friends in Vienna’s Boteco Larica grew into a grand duet. With Italian soprano Francesca Caforio, I sing this farewell which, paradoxically, always brings us closer.
Before leaving Brazil to return to Vienna, I sang with my mother, Sylvia Massari, beside the sea in São Paulo. It is a song of permanence and affection — a farewell becoming an embrace.
Singing this Neapolitan song in Sorrento lets the city itself enter the interpretation: a small film of travel, longing and Italy, carried by a melody that crosses generations.
On the streets of Notting Hill, where cinema immortalised this song, I revisit a piece I love deeply. London becomes both setting and memory for this affectionate cover of a contemporary classic.
A tribute to an artist I admire and to a beautifully delicate pop song. In Awake, I look for the melody’s intimacy and the quiet hope it leaves behind.
This selection is only part of the journey. On YouTube, there are more performances, behind-the-scenes moments, and encounters to enjoy whenever you wish.