Rodolfo Frass
Rodolfo Frass is a Brazilian musician known for songs like "Conquista," which became something of an anthem in the mid-1990s. The track appears on his 1995...
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Rodolfo Frass is a Brazilian musician known for songs like "Conquista," which became something of an anthem in the mid-1990s. The track appears on his 1995 album of the same name, along with other songs such as "Espero Em Ti" and "Eu Só Quero Te Amar." He worked with a band that included Antonio Gomes on bass, Pedro Santos on drums, and Maria Ferreira on keyboards.
His music often dealt with themes of love and longing, sometimes drawing criticism for being too melancholic. Frass kept writing in that vein anyway, releasing albums like "Fragmentos" in 1998 and "Encantamento" in 2002. The latter record showed a shift toward more upbeat material compared to his earlier work.
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