Sérgio de Carvalho
Sérgio de Carvalho was born in Manhuaçu, Minas Gerais. He started playing guitar and singing as a teenager, and in 1981 he put out his first album, 'Sonho de...
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Sérgio de Carvalho was born in Manhuaçu, Minas Gerais. He started playing guitar and singing as a teenager, and in 1981 he put out his first album, 'Sonho de Deus.'
His music mixed Brazilian folk with rock and gospel sounds. The lyrics drew from Christian themes, which sometimes sparked debate about whether he was preaching through his songs. In 1989 he released 'Aquele que Habita,' a track that found listeners well beyond church circles.
That song connected with people during a rough period in Brazil, offering a kind of comfort that didn't require a particular background. Carvalho kept making music after that, but 'Aquele que Habita' remained the piece most people knew.
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