“Não Sabia o Desamor” is Tiago Nacarato’s third studio album of original material and his most intimate work to date. It is born from a simple idea: no one goes through life without wounds.
Its fragile and minimalist sound is built around two guitars, female backing vocals, and an intimate vocal performance, where the word takes center stage, moving between melancholy and hope, and revealing a deeply honest approach to the human experience.
The album features songwriting collaborations with authors such as Luísa Sobral, Milhanas, Edu Mundo, Diogo Brito, Faro, and Picas. On the instrumental side, it includes musicians such as Eduardo Cardinho and João Luzia, as well as harpist Rita Rocha on the title track.
In this performance, the singer-songwriter proposes an immersion into the fragility of the human condition, exploring the emotions that arise in the face of loss, disillusionment, and inevitable existential unrest. The new songs intertwine with the most emblematic pieces from his discography, creating a poetic dialogue between past and present.
Through a delicate and minimalist sonic aesthetic, the songs become places of refuge and reconstruction, where the word takes on a central role.
