Grupo Abraço Gostoso
Grupo Abraço Gostoso formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1995, with Robson Jorge and Simone Nascimento as the group's vocalists and songwriters. They came out of the...
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Grupo Abraço Gostoso formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1995, with Robson Jorge and Simone Nascimento as the group's vocalists and songwriters. They came out of the city's samba scene, though their music found a wider audience beyond that.
Their 1996 single "Final Feliz" became a national hit in Brazil. The song's bittersweet lyrics about love and loss connected with listeners, and it helped establish the group's presence. Other songs like "Pelo Amor de Deus" and "Sonho" also became part of their catalog.
They released albums regularly through the 1990s and 2000s, including Abraços e Beijos in 1995 and De Coração a Coração in 1996. Their discography shows a consistent output of romantic and emotional material, with later releases like Abraços e Beijos - 20 Anos in 2015 marking anniversaries.
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