Jorginho Compositor
Jorginho Compositor came from Salvador, Bahia, and his early years were difficult. He lost his father young and spent time on the streets. In 1976, he put out...
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Jorginho Compositor came from Salvador, Bahia, and his early years were difficult. He lost his father young and spent time on the streets. In 1976, he put out "Madrugada Fria," a song that connected with people and became his first real hit.
His music pulled from samba, bossa nova, and MPB. He worked with musicians like Zeca Assumpção on acoustic guitar and Chico Batera. Other songs people remember include "A Fila Andou," "Cachorrão Da Madrugada," and "Casamento Nunca Mais."
He kept recording through the late 1970s and 1980s, with albums like "Quero Viver" in 1979 and "O Canto da Sereia" in 1986. The writing in his songs often dealt with personal struggles and everyday life.
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