Fernando Maia
Fernando Maia started singing professionally in the late 1990s with the band Temporal. He went solo in 2005, releasing his debut album 'Entre o Céu e o Mar'...
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Fernando Maia started singing professionally in the late 1990s with the band Temporal. He went solo in 2005, releasing his debut album 'Entre o Céu e o Mar' that same year. The album included 'Digno,' which became one of his most recognized songs.
His music often carries a reflective quality, heard in tracks like 'Nas Tuas Asas' and 'Venha Como Estás.' These songs, along with 'Você Chegou,' show his tendency toward straightforward, melodic writing rather than complex arrangements.
In 2010, Maia was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease that affected his ability to perform. He eventually returned to recording and touring, releasing several more albums including 'Fé' in 2008 and 'Raiz' in 2011.
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