With nylon-string guitar, soft rhythms, light vocal lines and a warm, sensual voice, Brazilian crooner, singer-songwriter Sergio Sayeg, alias Sessa, follows in the footsteps of legendary Brazilian musicians Caetano Veloso and Antônio Carlos Jobim.
With understated, minimalist orchestral arrangements, there are few contemporary Brazilian artists who celebrate tropicália and bossa novan like São Paulo-born Sessa.
