Joe Santos
Joe Santos was a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who wrote and recorded the song "Essa Boquinha" in the 1960s. The song became his most recognizable...
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Joe Santos was a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who wrote and recorded the song "Essa Boquinha" in the 1960s. The song became his most recognizable work, with its husky vocals and bittersweet melody finding an audience across Brazil.
He released several albums including "Joe Santos" in 1964, "Coisa Mais Linda" in 1966, and "Essa Boquinha" in 1967. His band included musicians like guitarist Roberto Menescal, accordionist Severino Filho, drummer Wilson das Neves, and bassist Nelson Angelo.
Santos was known for having strong political views and occasionally found himself at odds with the establishment. He collaborated with artists including Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, and Caetano Veloso. He continued performing and recording until his death in 2013.
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