Alexandre Amorim
Alexandre Amorim is a Brazilian musician whose song 'A Alegria Ainda Existe' became something of an anthem in the late 1990s. He released an album by the same...
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Alexandre Amorim is a Brazilian musician whose song 'A Alegria Ainda Existe' became something of an anthem in the late 1990s. He released an album by the same name in 1998, followed by others like 'Rádio Brasil' in 2002 and 'Deixa o Rio Fluir' in 2005. His work includes tracks like 'Cabelo Bagunçado' and 'Ela É Demais'.
He was born in Rio de Janeiro into a musical family, and his early influences included samba and bossa nova. Some of his lyrics and stage presence drew criticism for being provocative, though this seemed to connect with certain audiences rather than hinder him.
His band at various points included Fernando Lira on guitar, Marcos Suzano on bass, and André Siqueira on drums. Later albums like 'Só Amor' in 2009 and 'Estação Carioca' in 2012 continued his output, with songs such as 'Meus Olhos' and 'Planeta' appearing in his catalog.
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