Roberto Livi

Argentinean Roberto Livi started his career in Brazil in 1964 in the ultimate amount of the Jovem Guarda, having success with two LPs and many singles, included in this Teresa (version by Juvenal Fernandes for the initial by Sergio Endrigo), which distributed a good cipher (for 1967) of 11,000 copies in a single month. Having came back to Argentina in the first ’70s where he explored his Brazilian strikes in Spanish variations, he returned to Brazil once again in the middle-’70s, documenting the solitary A Volta perform Gringo. Like a maker, he caused the Fevers, José Augusto, along with other Odeon performers launched within the Latin marketplace, having also released Sidney Magal. Livi was the composer and maker of “Sou Rebelde,” a large strike of Lilian’s single career. Following the ’80s, Livi visited function in Miami, FL, where he became a dynamic composer for performers like Julio Iglesias and maker of many Latin albums by Roberto Carlos, who effectively documented his “Se o Amor Se Vai.”