Renato Ribeiro
Renato Ribeiro is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo. His song '24 Horas Você' came out in 1991 on his self-titled debut album and became a hit. He works...
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Renato Ribeiro is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo. His song '24 Horas Você' came out in 1991 on his self-titled debut album and became a hit. He works with samba, MPB, and funk, and has a band called Renato Ribeiro e Banda.
Other songs like 'Amor No Ar' and 'No Primeiro Ônibus' are part of his catalog. He has released albums such as 'Se Eu Fosse Você' in 1993 and 'O Samba do Meu Coração' in 1995. His music sometimes touches on social or political topics, which has stirred some discussion.
He plays guitar and sings, and his recordings include 'Todo Mundo Vai Sofrer' from 1997 and 'Estrada do Samba' from 2000. The track 'você não presta' is another one of his songs.
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