Tito Madi

Among the performers and composers from the samba-canção period intuitively linked to the soon-to-be stylistic trend of bossa nova, Tito Madi anticipated several top features of this motion in the sophisticated harmonies of his influential compositions and relaxed vocal renditions, recorded on 44 albums. His initial big strike and one of is own biggest ever, “Chove Lá Fora” was documented in 1957, and was also extremely praised by critics and honored many times. The tune was also documented with success with the Platters and Della Reese in the U.S. beneath the name “It’s Raining Outdoors.” The Platters also documented his “Quero-te Assim” (“I Desire”) and “Rio Triste” (“Sad River”). “Balanço Zona Sul” is certainly another of his most significant classics, accompanied by “Menina Moça” (Luís Antônio), “Canção dos Olhos Tristes,” “Chove Outra Vez” (with Romeu Nunes), “Sonho e Saudade,” and “Amor e Paz.” He began playing music early and was thinking about an artistic profession by age group six. Madi currently was among the directors of the neighborhood radio place (Rádio Pirajuí) at 18. “European union Espero Você,” his initial composition, was created when he was 20, and four years later on his valse “European union e Você” was documented by Operating-system Quatro Amigos. In 1952, he was employed by Tupi (São Paulo) and worked well there for just two years before he was appointed Revelation Vocalist of the entire year for his documenting of his compositions “Pirajuí” and “Não Diga Não,” both created with Georges Henri. Shifting to Rio de Janeiro, he became a crooner in a number of scorching nightclubs in an interval that the original repertory of these venues had been highly inspired by jazz. Among his most significant albums it could be stated the four amounts of his A Fossa, documented respectively in 1971, 1972, 1973, and 1974. He proceeds to execute, and signed using the Dubas label in 2001, the same season he released Ilhas Cristais.