Raphael Garcia
Raphael Garcia is a Brazilian vocalist who first gained attention with his 2005 debut album 'Tudo Passa.' He wrote and recorded 'Quem Poderia Imaginar' in...
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Raphael Garcia is a Brazilian vocalist who first gained attention with his 2005 debut album 'Tudo Passa.' He wrote and recorded 'Quem Poderia Imaginar' in 2008, and that song became his breakthrough hit. Other songs like 'Quer Subir? Tem Que Descer' and 'A Prova Vai Passar' followed in a similar vein of emotive balladry.
He's released several albums since then, including 'Me Leva Contigo' in 2008, a self-titled album in 2011, and 'Além do Horizonte' in 2014. His music tends toward the spiritual and inspirational, with titles like 'Espírito Santo' and 'Deus Vai Guerrear' appearing among his most popular tracks.
There was some legal dispute over the rights to 'Quem Poderia Imaginar' around 2010, but Garcia continued recording and performing afterward. He's based in Rio de Janeiro, where he developed his vocal style amid the city's musical traditions.
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