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Walther Morais

Walther Morais is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro who began working in the early 1970s. He's known for his guitar playing and vocals, and he...

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Walther Morais, a Brazilian guitarist and singer from Rio

A musician known for his melancholic 1976 song "Dia de Chuva" and collaborations with Elis Regina and Chico Buarque.

For a good sense of his sound, try "Dia de Chuva" first. Then maybe "Gaviona" or "Bolicho do Tchalo" from his later catalog.

Morais and lyricist Paulo César Pinheiro wrote "Dia de Chuva" in 1976, a song that stuck around for its quiet, rainy-day feel. He also put out albums like "Bela Vista" in 1977 and "Pra Quem Sabe Ouvir" in 1980. Songs like "Gaviona" and "Bolicho do Tchalo" show he kept working in that same grounded, guitar-led style.

He started playing in the early 1970s around Rio de Janeiro. Over the years, he recorded albums steadily, from "Bela Vista" in 1977 to "Enquanto o Sol Brilhar" in 2005, often with a band of guitarists, bassists, and drummers.

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Walther Morais is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro who began working in the early 1970s. He's known for his guitar playing and vocals, and he collaborated with lyricist Paulo César Pinheiro on several songs. Their 1976 composition "Dia de Chuva" became particularly well-known for its melancholic mood.

Morais has recorded albums like "Bela Vista" in 1977, "Pra Quem Sabe Ouvir" in 1980, and "Enquanto o Sol Brilhar" in 2005. Other songs in his catalog include "Debaixo de Um Céu Azul," "Bolicho do Tchalo," and "Herança de Tropeiro." He has worked with other Brazilian artists including Elis Regina, Milton Nascimento, and Chico Buarque.

He performs as a solo artist, usually with a backing band of guitarists, bassists, drummers, and vocalists.

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