Riccardo Assis
Riccardo Assis came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he mixed soul and reggae with Brazilian popular music. His 2002 album 'Alucinação' gave him his biggest song,...
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Riccardo Assis came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he mixed soul and reggae with Brazilian popular music. His 2002 album 'Alucinação' gave him his biggest song, the title track that got radio play and connected with listeners. Other songs like 'Distância' and 'Jei'tu é' show his range.
He put out records through the late 90s and early 2000s, including 'Nosso Samba' in 1996, 'Voz e Violão' in 1998, and 'Alma Brasileira' in 2000. 'Reggae Town' followed in 2005. His band at different times included musicians like Fábio Passos on bass and Marlon Marinho on drums.
Assis has been involved with social causes in Bahia, performing at events for education and environmental work. The music he made, especially 'Alucinação,' keeps finding listeners who respond to its blend of styles and direct delivery.
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