José Francisco de Freitas

José Francisco de Freitas was a reliable pianist and author of many strikes. His first structure was the valse “A Tarde,” created in 1912. Until 1923, he devoted himself to create music for theatre. In 1926, he offered “European union Vi” and “Zizinha,” the second option became the largest hit from the Carnival of this yr. Within the next yr, he previously another Carnival strike with “Dondoca.” In 1928, he released “Vênus” and “Meu Suquinho.” In 1929, Mário Reis experienced a big strike with Freitas’s “Dorinha, Meu Amor.” The vocalist would do it again the deed in 1957. From 1929 on, Freitas experienced several strikes, composing ceaselessly until his demise. In the calendar year of his loss of life, his melody “Um Sonho Bom Pra Recordar” (with Roberto Riberti and Marques Júnior) was popular by Ellen de Lima within a Columbia documenting. He left many unpublished songs.