Ronaldo Duarte Barrozo
Ronaldo Duarte Barrozo is a Brazilian musician from Patrocínio, Minas Gerais. He started making music early on and put out his first album, "Coração de...
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Ronaldo Duarte Barrozo is a Brazilian musician from Patrocínio, Minas Gerais. He started making music early on and put out his first album, "Coração de Zaqueu," in 1999. That song became one of his best-known tracks.
His style mixed traditional Brazilian rhythms with more contemporary sounds, which didn't always sit well with critics at first. In 2005, he faced plagiarism accusations over some melodies, though those were later dismissed. He kept recording through the 2000s with albums like "Céu Aberto" and "Tua Face."
He performed with a band called Grupo RDB, which included Cleber Medeiros on bass and Edinho on drums. They backed him on vocals and guitar.
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