Nelson Ned

Nelson Ned built a good career like a vocalist and author of sentimental, hurting tunes. His recordings have already been released in the us, European countries, and Africa, and he offers received gold information both in Brazil and overseas. His compositions have already been recorded by famous brands Mantovani and Matt Monroe; in Brazil he previously his songs documented by Moacir Franco, Antônio Marcos, and Agnaldo Timóteo. In 1968, he documented for the very first time; the track was his have structure (with Hamilton Gouveia Bastos) “Tamanho Não É Documento” (loosely, “Size Doesn’t Matter,” an allusion to his little stature). In the same 12 months, he received the I Event de la Canción (Buenos Aires, Argentina) along with his “Tudo Passará.” In 1969, when he had been extremely popular in Brazil, he began to sing internationally, carrying out in the U.S., Latin America, European countries, and Africa. His worldwide shows included four displays at Carnegie Hall, two at Madison Square Backyard, and mega-events in Mexico. After his transformation in 1993, he offers only documented evangelic songs.