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Ivan Segall
Ivan Segall started playing music in São Paulo in the late 1980s with the band Circo Voador, which mixed rock and MPB with theatrical performances. He went...
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Ivan Segall started playing music in São Paulo in the late 1980s with the band Circo Voador, which mixed rock and MPB with theatrical performances. He went solo in 1991 with his first album, 'A Vida É um Rio.'
His song 'O Cachorro' came out in 1993 and became widely known in Brazil. It's a simple song about a stray dog that people connected with for its directness about empathy.
Segall has kept writing songs that often touch on social themes. Some of his other tracks include 'A Vida Tem a Cor Que a Gente Pintar' and 'Idade do Tempo.'
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