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Fábio Santtos
Fábio Santtos is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Santo André, São Paulo. He sang in church choirs as a young person and released his first album,...
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Fábio Santtos is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Santo André, São Paulo. He sang in church choirs as a young person and released his first album, 'Refúgio,' in 2002.
His version of the song 'Cor de Mel,' originally by Leandro e Leonardo, came out in 2004 and became widely popular in Brazil. He followed it with other albums like 'De Volta ao Amor' in 2007 and 'Felicidade' in 2017.
Santtos has performed with musicians including guitarist Bruno Fonseca and has worked with other Brazilian artists like Chitãozinho & Xororó and Gusttavo Lima.
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