STELA CAMPOS performs the song "TRAVELING MAN" for BalconyTV.br Subscribe to us right now at br br 'Like' us on Facebook - Follow us on Twitter - br PRESENTED BY FILIPE PEREZbr br Stela Campos began her musical career in 1989, as a jazz singer. On her repertoire were standards like "Moonlight in Vermont" and odd jazz interpretations of David Bowie's and Van Morrison. In the early '90s she formed the band 'Lara Hanouska', then became part of 'Funziona Senza Vapore', the bulk of which was made out of former members of 'Fellini'. br br In 1994 she moved to Recife, re-formed 'Lara Hanouska' and worked with 'Chico Science and Nação Zumbi' of the mangue beat movement. br br Perhaps inspired by the musical cannibalism of the mangue beat movement, Campos grew tired of the guitar-based sound of her band and began to experiment with electronic music. In her solo career from 1999, released 'Céu de Brigadeiro' album. br br Back to Sao Paulo, worked mixing singersongwriter-styled rock, MPB and electronica. She released the second album, acclaimed 'Fim de Semana', with several songs of her husband Luciano Buarque. Third album 'Hotel Continental' consolidated her new sound and musical partnership with Buarque. br br "Dumbo" vinyl is a collection of orphan songs of the fifth album from Stela Campos, a Brazilian singer and composer very praised. br br Stela lived in London, so write in English is quite natural and the language fits with her music.br br She shows experimental psycodelic lo fi rock folk songs found in lost tapes since 1995, "'the orphan songs' that didn’t match with her previous albuns". br br The music producer is Diogo Valentino from 'Supercordas'. Some of the new generation of Brazilian musicians participates on “Dumbo” like Clayton Martin from 'Cidadão Instigado', Lulina, Laura Wrona, Juliana R, Leo Monstro, Mancha Leonel and Filipe Giraknob.