I met Dany López around 11am on an Easter Saturday. Despite the sun, the Brazilian autumn brought an icy wind to the trendy neighbourhood of Vila Madalena, in São Paulo. Sitting in front of a French restaurant, we talked for more than two hours, strengthened by a few shots of coffee, about Limbo, the Uruguayan. <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/music/a-uruguayan-in-brazil-an-interview-with-dany-lopez-66463/">Read Article</a>