The project created a dedicated website providing public access to digitised manuscripts and published editions of musical scores by Sorocaba composers from the 19th and 20th centuries, drawn from the collection of the Sorocaba Diocesan Museum.

On March 7 and 8, 2015, the city of Sorocaba became the stage for a powerful celebration of art, music and female leadership: the 2nd Independent Exhibition of Art and Music by Women of Sorocaba – Sharing Knowledge and Promoting Sound. Held in celebration of International Women’s Day, the event reaffirmed its role as an important platform for visibility, exchange and the empowerment of local women’s artistic production.

Production of the album Romperia by the band Monoclub, supported by Sorocaba’s Cultural Incentive Law. The Romperia album project explores humanity’s journey between evolution and regression. Its musical narrative travels through fateful moments in which our natural values as human beings ceased to accompany us as our species evolved.