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Valdir Constante
Valdir Constante was born in Salvador, Bahia in 1952. He grew up hearing samba, bossa nova, and traditional African music around him, which shaped how he...
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Valdir Constante was born in Salvador, Bahia in 1952. He grew up hearing samba, bossa nova, and traditional African music around him, which shaped how he approached writing songs.
His debut album came out in 1981, also called 'Menina Mulher' after the song that became his best-known work. That track has stuck around in Brazilian music for decades now.
Constante kept recording after that, putting out songs like 'Não Quero Mais' and 'Quem Me Leva Pro Mar.' He worked as a guitarist and vocalist, writing material that felt grounded in the sounds he heard growing up.
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