Jorgete Barreto
Jorgete Barreto came up singing in churches and community events in Bahia before moving to Rio de Janeiro in the 1960s. Her voice found a wider audience...
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Jorgete Barreto came up singing in churches and community events in Bahia before moving to Rio de Janeiro in the 1960s. Her voice found a wider audience there, and by 1972 she had a national hit with 'Acredite,' a song that stayed in rotation for years.
She followed that with albums like 'Dê uma Chance ao Amor' and 'Amor Sublime' in the early 1970s. Other songs like 'Altar de Deus' and 'O hino da vitória' became part of her set, often carrying a straightforward, declarative tone.
Barreto sometimes spoke her mind about social issues, which didn't always sit well with everyone. The music kept going, but the conversation around her could get pointed.
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