Saulo Ferreira Rocha
Saulo Ferreira Rocha came from Santo Amaro da Imperatriz in Santa Catarina. His father played accordion, and that early exposure to music stuck with him. He...
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Saulo Ferreira Rocha came from Santo Amaro da Imperatriz in Santa Catarina. His father played accordion, and that early exposure to music stuck with him. He started putting out albums in the mid-1990s, beginning with 'Minha Terra' in 1994.
Things shifted with his 1997 album 'Rostinho Triste.' The title track became his most recognizable song, a straightforward ballad that connected with listeners. It's the song people still mention when his name comes up.
He kept recording after that, with albums like 'Saudade' in 1999 and 'Um Brasileiro' in 2001. There was some talk about the origins of 'Rostinho Triste' around that time, but the song itself remained his calling card.
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