Quem Vai Querer (ednner Soares Version) — Eliana Pittman -

The of "Quem Vai Querer" is a contemporary house remix of the 1977 Brazilian classic by the legendary singer Eliana Pittman . While the original is rooted in the rhythmic traditions of Samba and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira), Soares’ version reimagines the track for modern dance floors, gaining significant traction in the international tech-house scene. Background and Original Context

Watch Marco Carola perform the Ednner Soares version live at the Music On Festival: Eliana Pittman - Quem Vai Querer (Ednner Soares Version)

: This specific version became a staple in high-profile DJ sets, most notably by techno icon Marco Carola , who frequently played it during his "Music On" festival sets in Amsterdam and Italy. The of "Quem Vai Querer" is a contemporary

Brazilian producer Ednner Soares released his unofficial remix around . : In the 1970s, Pittman was known for

: The lyrics celebrate the daily hustle and resilience of Brazilian street vendors, specifically those working on public trains. It uses a catchy, repetitive call— "Quem vai querer?" (Who wants it?)—to mimic vendors selling traditional sweets like bala puxa-puxa and pé de moleque .

: In the 1970s, Pittman was known for blending soulful jazz vocals with Samba-rock and Carimbó . The original "Quem Vai Querer" features a "disco-y" production typical of late-70s MPB. The Ednner Soares Version

: Unlike other official reworks, such as the Aroop Roy Rework or the Jude & Frank feat. Eliana Pittman version, Soares' interpretation leans into a driving, tech-house aesthetic while preserving the soulful intensity of Pittman's vocal performance.