Ciro Pessoa
Ciro Pessoa started in Salvador, Brazil, and put out his first album in 1998. That record was called 'Até Os Anos 70,' and its title track became a hit. He...
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Ciro Pessoa started in Salvador, Brazil, and put out his first album in 1998. That record was called 'Até Os Anos 70,' and its title track became a hit. He followed it with albums like 'Sonhos Reais' in 2000 and a self-titled one in 2002.
His songs, including 'Dúvidas e Sonhos' and 'A Deus,' often work with samba and MPB sounds. The music tends to be melodic, with lyrics that touch on everyday feelings. In 2006, there was some noise about plagiarism around a song called 'Dias e Noites,' but it didn't stick.
He's kept recording since then, with albums like 'Quatro' in 2005 and more work into the 2000s. The band has included players like Celso Fonseca on bass and André Siqueira on drums.
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