José Novelli Júnior
José Novelli Júnior came up in São Paulo in the late 1970s and early 80s, around the time his debut album 'A Alma Abatida' arrived. The title track from that...
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José Novelli Júnior came up in São Paulo in the late 1970s and early 80s, around the time his debut album 'A Alma Abatida' arrived. The title track from that record became his most recognizable song, a spare, melancholy piece that caught some attention in Brazil's music circles at the time.
He put out a few more albums over the next decade or so, like 'O Último Romeu' in 1985 and 'O Coração do Poeta' in 1992. The writing tended toward introspective themes, which connected with some listeners who found that directness refreshing.
But the music itself, particularly songs like 'A Alma Abatida,' managed to stick around in the conversation longer than the gossip did.
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