It’s impossible to remain indifferent to Conan Osiris. Tiago Miranda, his baptism name, prefers to be treated by “Cou-nan” (like the American) or “Có-nã” (like Ena Pá 2000), or however you’d like to pronounce it. Conan Osiris’ music says a lot, it’s admittedly biographical, but does not tell us everything. Therefore, it’s better to dance and enjoy it; laugh and cry with him – because Adoro Bolos gives it all. He says that his songs are kind of a mirror that each of us has inside: “It’s literally a mine where you’re going to dig… If you find trash it’s because there’s some trash in you to solve; if you find it funny it’s because you also identify yourself in some way; if you find passion it’s because you are also looking for it.” It’s better to stop looking for justifications. That’s what Conan does.