Brazilian
samba dancer launch New Song: "Look the Fish"
Chocolatte is a
renowned sambista, with more than 30 years on the road and a career full of
great moments. He already had the opportunity to accompany great artists such
as Beth Carvalho, Demônios da Garoa, Jamelão, Jair Rodrigues, Monarco, Quinteto
and Branco e Preto, among others, leaving his mark in the history of Brazilian
music.
With many visas in his
luggage, Chocolatte has performed at several festivals around the world, such
as the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, Jazz à Vienne in Austria, Guida
Festival in Italy, Mega Music – Newtown and Logan Square Auditorium in Chicago,
in the United States. United, among others. His music is a mixture of Brazilian
rhythms, such as samba, pagode and choro, with influences from jazz and Latin
music.
In his repertoire,
Chocolatte brings great hits such as "Chora Neném", "Herança
Popular", "Na Beira da Esquina", "Zeca Fumaça", among
others. His lyrics talk about love, nostalgia, joy and the beauties of Brazil,
always with a lively and contagious touch.
With his remarkable
voice and his ability on drums and percussion. The composer and producer is one
of the great names in Brazilian music, who has already conquered fans all over
the world. His career is an example of dedication and talent, and his music is
a celebration of Brazil's culture and diversity.
"Olha o
Peixe" is the new song by the sambista Chocolatte, who promises to conquer
the public with his lively lyrics and contagious rhythm. The song talks about
the joy of living and the importance of enjoying the good things in life, like
a good grilled fish. With an enveloping beat and a striking chorus, "Olha
o Peixe" is another success in Chocolatte's career, who has already
conquered fans all over the world with his lively music and his talent in drums
and percussion.
The ESG Iceberg:
How FPIs Can Navigate Evolving Regulation and Investor Pressure in 2023 and Beyond
Tuesday, June 20, 2023 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. (Eastern Time - U.S. and Canada)
The regulatory map for ESG continues to grow in complexity with rules emerging from a variety of jurisdictions and regulators, including the Securities and Exchange Commission's upcoming climate disclosure rule.
Institutional ESG investment is expected to reach USD 34 trillion by 2026, representing more than 20% of all assets under management (*), accompanied by investor demands for better quality ESG reporting. Evolving expectations from regulators, investors, and other stakeholders create a complex environment for companies to navigate, particularly as many of the focus areas have not historically been subject to such extensive scrutiny. And with this greater scrutiny comes greater risk.
The Chamber has gathered a group of informed and knowledgeable panelists to discuss the most recent regulatory changes, other expected ESG reporting areas, and the challenges and controversial points that foreign private issuers are facing in order to produce investor-grade ESG information.
Please join us to learn how these rules and evolving expectations may impact your company, as well as steps you can take to address them, and to pose your questions to our expert panelists.
(*) Asset and Wealth Management Revolution 2022: Exponential Expectations for ESG
Agenda:
8:30 – 9:00 a.m. – Registration, Breakfast, and Networking
9:00 – 10:30 a.m. – Panel Discussion and Q&A
Moderator and Speaker:
Kieran McManus, Partner, PwC
Speakers:
Sarah Fortt, Partner & Global Co-Chair of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), Latham & Watkins LLP (via Zoom)
