Humberto Araujo

Starting as a specialist in the ’80s, Humberto Araújo worked well as an arranger and instrumentalist for João Donato, Tim Maia, Jorge Ben Jor, Ivan Lins, Paralamas perform Sucesso, Elza Soares, Leny Andrade, Zé Ramalho, Carlos Lyra, Leila Pinheiro, Nelson Gonçalves, and Noca da Portela, amongst others. Like a composer, he published soundtracks for theatre (Fedra, aimed by Augusto Boal; Pipoka and Corda Bamba, from the Dutch group Munganga), movie theater (having been granted using the Iracema trophy to discover the best music in the Movie theater Event of Fortaleza using the soundtrack for the film A Última Canção perform Beco, by João Velho, 1985), and Television (the 1982 documentary Pantanal Matogrossense, by Paula Saldanha/Roberto Werneck). Araújo also published the plans for the display Lupicínio Às Pampas (aimed by Zuza Homem de Mello, offered in the Sesc in São Paulo). As an associate of Matti Caspi’s orchestra, Araújo toured Israel, and in 1993 he was the arranger and musical movie director of Luís Melodia’s display Pintando o Sete, granted by the newspapers Jornal perform Brasil as the very best of the entire year. As a single artist, he offered his function in holland, Germany, Luxembourg, and Belgium. Araújo was nominated for the Clear Honours in 1996 in the very best Maker category, for his focus on the Compact disc Só Gafieira (by Zé Dal Velha/Silvério Pontes), and he was the arranger from the award-winning greatest track, Luís Melodia’s “Relíquias.” In 1997, Araújo was the musical movie director of another Luís Melodia display, 14 Quilates, regarded as from the O Globo newspapers the second greatest of the entire year.