Roger Linhares
Roger Linhares wrote the song "A Sorte Está Lançada," which became popular in Brazil. He was born in Rio de Janeiro and started making music as a teenager,...
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Roger Linhares wrote the song "A Sorte Está Lançada," which became popular in Brazil. He was born in Rio de Janeiro and started making music as a teenager, drawing from Brazilian styles like samba and bossa nova.
In the late 1970s, "A Sorte Está Lançada" became a hit. He later released albums including "Tempo de Amar" in 1985, "A Vida É Um Rio" in 1990, and "Noite Afora" in 2000. Other songs he wrote include "São Jorge" and "O Conto do Vigário."
He worked with musicians like Gilberto Gil and Marisa Monte. His band included Luiz Antônio on bass, Marcelo Moreira on drums, and João Batista on keyboards.
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