Patrick Brahga
Patrick Brahga was a Brazilian singer who became known in the mid-1960s with his recording of the song "60's." The track's wistful feel connected with...
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Patrick Brahga was a Brazilian singer who became known in the mid-1960s with his recording of the song "60's." The track's wistful feel connected with listeners and became his signature piece. He was born in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1940s.
Brahga kept recording through that period, putting out albums like "Patrick Brahga" in 1966 and "O Filho Pródigo" in 1978. Other songs in his catalog include "O Príncipe," "O Rei," and "Pedro Passageiro."
He was married for a time to singer Elis Regina, and their relationship was both a creative partnership and a public fascination. Musicians like guitarist Roberto Menescal and bassist Tião Neto played on his records. Later in life, Brahga dealt with health problems and money troubles.
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