MPB
[Brazilian Popular Music]
1986
Bitrate: 256 kbps
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Bitrate: 256 kbps
[cd quality]+
Mineiro de Montes Claros, desde a adolescência tocava em bandas e aos 18 anos participou do V Festival Internacional da Canção, com sua composição "Feira Moderna", em parceria com Fernando Brant. Tendo a música mineira como uma de suas principais influências (ao lado do rock dos anos 60 e dos choros que o pai seresteiro compunha), participou ativamente do Clube da Esquina, que projetou nacionalmente os compositores mineiros contemporâneos como Milton Nascimento, Lô Borges, Fernando Brant e o próprio Beto Guedes. Foi acompanhado pelo também mineiro grupo 14 Bis e em 1977 lançou o primeiro LP, "A Página do Relâmpago Elétrico". No ano seguinte, o disco "Amor de Índio" traz na faixa-título o maior sucesso de sua carreira. Atualmente segue a carreira solo, e seus LPs foram relançados no formato de CD pela EMI em 1997. Em 1998 gravou "Dias de Paz", uma seleção de releituras que inclui duas inéditas. [Fonte: cliquemusic]
Miner Montes Claros, since adolescence playing in bands at age 18 and participated in the Fifth International Song Festival with his composition "Modern Fair", in partnership with Fernando Brant. Since the mining music as one of his main influences (side of '60s rock and cries that the father composed the seresteiro), actively da Esquina, which miners nationally designed contemporary composers such as Milton Nascimento, Lô Borges, Fernando participated Club Beto Brant and himself. Was also accompanied by the mining group and 14 doubles in 1977 released the first LP, "The Home of the Electric Lightning". The following year, the "Indian Love" album features the title track of the greatest success of his career. Currently following a solo career, and his LPs were re-released in CD format by EMI in 1997. Recorded in 1998 "Days of Peace", a selection of readings that includes two unreleased. [Source: ABM]
Miner Montes Claros, since adolescence playing in bands at age 18 and participated in the Fifth International Song Festival with his composition "Modern Fair", in partnership with Fernando Brant. Since the mining music as one of his main influences (side of '60s rock and cries that the father composed the seresteiro), actively da Esquina, which miners nationally designed contemporary composers such as Milton Nascimento, Lô Borges, Fernando participated Club Beto Brant and himself. Was also accompanied by the mining group and 14 doubles in 1977 released the first LP, "The Home of the Electric Lightning". The following year, the "Indian Love" album features the title track of the greatest success of his career. Currently following a solo career, and his LPs were re-released in CD format by EMI in 1997. Recorded in 1998 "Days of Peace", a selection of readings that includes two unreleased. [Source: ABM]
Total Time: 31 min
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