Fernando Maltha
Fernando Maltha was a Brazilian singer-songwriter who began writing music in the 1970s. He came from São Paulo, where his father worked in a factory. Some of...
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Fernando Maltha was a Brazilian singer-songwriter who began writing music in the 1970s. He came from São Paulo, where his father worked in a factory. Some of his songs include '6 de Novembro,' 'Angelux,' and 'Canção de Um Amanhecer Qualquer.'
His song '6 de Novembro' became known in 1972. It was about protesters killed by the military government. The song's lyrics and melody connected with many people in Brazil at the time.
Maltha worked with other musicians like Chico Buarque and Caetano Veloso. He released albums including 'Fernando Maltha' in 1972 and 'Folclore' in 1974. His band included guitar player Alberto Longhini and bassist Edgard Rizzo.
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