During the conversation with Maju Coutinho, the singer talks about the “Clube da Esquina”, which turned 50 this year and won the title of best Brazilian music album in a vote attended by 160 journalists, critics and music professionals. Milton commented on the decision to leave the stage:
“I’ll stop doing shows like that, touring, but I won’t stop writing or singing. And if anything happens in life, I’ll come back,” says Milton.
1 of 1 Maju Coutinho and Milton Nascimento — Photo: Fantastic
Maju Coutinho and Milton Nascimento — Photo: Fantastic
Milton Nascimento: There is something that makes me tremble, but there is no such thing as a disease, no.
Maju Coutinho: This tremor is not a disease.
Augustus: Even the doctor sent yesterday’s tests, current tests, and he’s perfect, he’s never been so good.
Maju Coutinho: Because a lot of people ask, is this it: Milton going to the hospital because he’s sick?
Milton Nascimento: I’m not sick, thank God.
See the full interview in the video above.
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