Gilson Fagner
Gilson Fagner was born in Fortaleza in 1946 and started writing songs early, drawing from the northeastern folk traditions of artists like Luiz Gonzaga. His...
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Gilson Fagner was born in Fortaleza in 1946 and started writing songs early, drawing from the northeastern folk traditions of artists like Luiz Gonzaga. His 1973 debut album included 'Cabeça Branca,' a song that became a national hit with its straightforward storytelling and melodic pull.
He kept recording through the 1970s and 1980s, working with musicians like Milton Nascimento and Caetano Veloso. Other songs like 'Empinando O Rabetão' and 'Chá de Cama' found their way onto Brazilian radio, sticking to a mix of folk and samba that felt familiar without trying to reinvent it.
In 1982 he was in a car accident that left him paralyzed for months, but he returned to performing after recovering.
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