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Cleiton de Jesus
Cleiton de Jesus came up in Rio de Janeiro, where he absorbed the city's rhythms. He released 'Na Madureira Moderníssima' in 1974, a song that became a...
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Cleiton de Jesus came up in Rio de Janeiro, where he absorbed the city's rhythms. He released 'Na Madureira Moderníssima' in 1974, a song that became a classic about a working-class neighborhood in Rio. Another song, 'Hei Sempre de Ouvir Cantar Um Sabiá,' came out in 1976 with uplifting lyrics during a difficult political period in Brazil.
His music often carried social commentary, which sometimes stirred things up. He kept writing and performing, drawing from Brazilian traditions while adding his own contemporary touch.
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