Chico Freitas launches the Brazilian Music album “Pelas Canções” with the institutional support of Fábricas de Cultura. The singles, eleven in total, cover the genres of song, bossa nova, samba and pop. He is a singer, composer and guitarist from Osasco (SP), Brazil. This album began to be created shortly after the singer and composer took a free popular music composition course with composers Eduardo Gudin and Roberto Riberti at the Universidade Livre de Música Tom Jobim, in São Paulo. Freitas’ music reflects his diverse and eclectic background, and shows an influence from the Brazilian Music Festivals (1965-75), as well as the Bossa Nova, Tropicália, and Clube da Esquina musical movements.