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Jocélio Amaro
Jocélio Amaro came up as a street musician in Salvador, Bahia, drawing from samba and the work of Caetano Veloso. His debut album 'Solitude' arrived in 2005,...
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Jocélio Amaro came up as a street musician in Salvador, Bahia, drawing from samba and the work of Caetano Veloso. His debut album 'Solitude' arrived in 2005, with the title track 'Solidão' becoming a national hit in Brazil.
His 2007 single 'Extremos' is what most people know him for. The song connected with listeners across the country, its raw take on love and loss finding a place at everything from street parties to more personal moments.
Amaro's outspoken nature on social and political issues has sometimes drawn criticism, but he's kept using his platform to speak on those matters.
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