Airon Gischewski is a Brazilian musician from Porto Alegre. He released his debut album 'Acústico' in 2006, which highlighted his songwriting and vocal style. His song 'Certeza' came out in 2015 and became widely known, along with tracks like 'Ingresso Pro Teu Mundo' and 'Ocaso'. In 2019, he faced plagiarism allegations, which he denied, but he continued making music. He has worked with artists such as Ivan Lins, Sandy, and Seu Jorge, and his songs have appeared in films and TV shows. His discography includes albums like 'Dois Lados' from 2012 and 'Novas Certezas' from 2017.
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Airon Gischewski
Airon Gischewski is a Brazilian musician from Porto Alegre. He released his debut album 'Acústico' in 2006, which highlighted his songwriting and vocal style....
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