Gilberto Alves

An extremely popular singer from your ’40s before ’60s, Gilberto Alves had a few of his biggest hits with tunes like “Pombo Correio,” “Recordar é Viver,” “De Lanterna Na Mão,” “Agora É Tarde,” “Natureza Bela,” “Cecília,” and “Louca Pela Boêmia.” His professional debut like a vocalist was around 1935 in the Rádio Clube perform Brasil. He also worked well throughout that period for Rádio Guanabara as well as for other r / c, becoming a member of Rádio Nacional in 1948 and Rádio Tupi in 1949 (where he retired in 1970). He documented his first recording in 1938, with “Mulher Toma Juízo” and “Favela Dos Meus Amores.” His 1st strike was “Trá-Lá-Lá,” documented in 1940. Additional strikes of his had been “Natureza Bela” (1942), the Carnival march “Cecília” (1943), the fox trot “Adeus” (1944), as well as the Carnival march “Rosa Maria” (1948).