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Tom Seiberth
Tom Seiberth was born in Rio de Janeiro, and his music drew from Brazilian traditions like bossa nova and samba. He released his debut album 'Ciclorama' in...
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Tom Seiberth was born in Rio de Janeiro, and his music drew from Brazilian traditions like bossa nova and samba. He released his debut album 'Ciclorama' in 2002, which got some attention for its atmospheric sound.
His 2004 album 'Pedra' included the song 'Que Não Me Fará Sofrer', which became a hit in Brazil. The track's title translates to 'That Won't Make Me Suffer', and it helped bring his music to a wider audience.
Seiberth was known for being outspoken and having an unconventional approach to making music. He released several more albums including 'Coração' in 2007 and 'Deserto' in 2010.
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