Samuel de Castro Rodrigues
Samuel de Castro Rodrigues came up in Lisbon, where he started singing in churches and local festivals. His first album, 'O Amor,' came out in 1993 with...
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Samuel de Castro Rodrigues came up in Lisbon, where he started singing in churches and local festivals. His first album, 'O Amor,' came out in 1993 with producer Fernando Vaz. The title track became a hit, a ballad that people connected with.
He's kept a consistent band over time, with Pedro Barroso on guitar, João Rodrigues on bass, and Ricardo Costa on drums. They've put out records every few years, like 'O Sol' in 1996 and 'A Luz' in 1999.
Rodrigues has been outspoken about social issues, which has drawn both support and criticism. His music tends toward emotional directness, sometimes called sentimental by detractors but appreciated by listeners who find it genuine.
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