Zé Geraldo

Zé Geraldo began creating a faithful target audience within the ’70s along with his design produced from the peace-and-love idea and Brazilian and American folk music. Within the middle-’90s, he extended his profession to embrace U.S. and Canada, where he performs for viewers produced by Latino and Brazilian people. His biggest strikes had been “Senhorita,” “Banquete de Hipócritas,” “Milho aos Pombos,” and “Negro Amor” (a edition by Péricles Cavalcanti of “It’s AROUND Today Baby Blue” by Bob Dylan). At 18, Geraldo transferred to São Paulo. Between 1975 and 1978, he gained awards at many festivals, having getting employed by CBS. His initial solo record was documented in 1979, Terceiro Mundo, offering “Reciclagem,” “Promessas de um Idiota ? s Seis da Manhã” (both compiled by him), and “Cidadão” (Lúcio Barbosa). In 1980, Geraldo participated in it Globo celebration MPB-Shell with “Rio Doce,” taking part in another year’s celebration with “Milho aos Pombos.” His music “Semente de Tudo” and “São Sebastião perform Rodeio” were contained in the TV Globo’s cleaning soap operas Livre Em fun??o de Voar and Em fun??o deíso.