How 20 Brazilian singers looked at the beginning of their careers

Some singers appear, are successful with one or two songs and leave the scene. Other artists build a career full of successes and crowded audiences for a long time.

What matters is that everyone has those songs that remind them of a teenage dream, a date or even a really good party that went down in history.

For those who fully lived through the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, the awesome.club recalls some of the idols of rock, pop, reggae and romantic music. See how they looked at the beginning of their career and what they look like now.

Paulo Ricardo enchanted Brazil aboard the RPM group, with whom he recorded unforgettable hits such as frozen blondes🇧🇷 Pirate Radio and Look 43🇧🇷 At the end of the 1980s, he launched a solo career and had ups and downs in popularity, but he continues to be active.

Sidney Magal debuted in music in the mid-1970s as a sensual and overwhelming force. Successes like Sandra Rosa Madalena🇧🇷 My Blood Boils For You and Latin lover to this day they liven up any party. And the star continues to do shows in Brazil.

Although he struggled with a singing career since he was a boy, Fábio Jr. he first became known as a heartthrob in soap operas and then became successful in music. Before releasing hits like What Is There🇧🇷 Happiness and When the World Turnseven recorded in English under the pseudonym Mark Davis.

Lulu Santos is a musical force that has not stopped releasing hits since he started recording as a solo artist in the early 1980s. Before fame, he was part of the rock band Vímana, which also featured Ritchie and Lobão. as members.

Ritchie, who was Lulu Santos’ rock partner, broke through in Brazil in the 1980s with Poison Girl, a sound that is the face of that era. He had other successes on radio and television, but he was unable to repeat the success of his first album, heart flight🇧🇷

Carlinhos Brown rocked the 90s with hits like The girlfriend and, alongside Marisa Monte and Arnaldo Antunes, he made the turn-of-the-century soundtrack with Os Tribalistas. He doesn’t stop inventing fashions, but in recent times he has stood out as the program’s coach. The Voice🇧🇷

There wasn’t a party in the 1990s that didn’t play national girl🇧🇷 See you🇧🇷 so yours and other hits by the Minas Gerais band Skank, led by Samuel Rosa. There were years on the road and many more songs. However, in 2019 the band announced its dissolution.

The band Cidade Negra was formed in the 1980s, but only in the following decade, with the entry of Toni Garrido as vocalist, the group became a national phenomenon. Those who lived intensely at the time will certainly remember having danced to the sound of Thought🇧🇷 Where do you live?🇧🇷 Saturday night🇧🇷

In the 1980s, Afonso Nigro participated in the height of success of the Dominó group, created by Gugu Liberato. Before music, Afonso had already done some work as a child actor in soap operas on Rede Globo. After leaving Domino, he didn’t have a big success as a solo singer.

In the 1980s, Absyntho was one of those one-song phenomena. But what music! To this day, there is no one who does not go out singing and dancing when listening to blau blau teddy bear🇧🇷 The success was so great that the vocalist Sylvinho added the Blau Blau to his surname, as he still performs in Brazil.

Conrado was also one of the discoveries of presenter Gugu Liberato and reached some success in the late 1980s with romantic songs. He later joined the cast of the humorous the clumsy, where he stayed for a few years. To this day he is married to ex-paquita Andréa Sorvetão.

Gabriel O Pensador caused a stir in the 1990s with the song I’m Happy (I Killed a President)🇧🇷 It was successful throughout the decade, alternating songs with serious themes to others with a more fun tone, such as Music Party🇧🇷 It continues in full activity, performing shows across the country.

Anyone who didn’t sing Sandy & Junior’s songs at the turn of the century was probably on another planet! After the duo broke up, Junior maintains an eclectic career that involves rock, pop and electronica. Every now and then, however, he goes back to do some shows with his sister.

The trio of KLB brothers (Kiko, Leandro and Bruno) was another powerful force in the Brazilian charts at the beginning of the 21st century. They were all cute, but Leandro managed to snatch the hearts of most fans with his look and the solos of voice he did in romantic songs.

Mauricio Manieri emerged as a great promise of pop music in the late 1990s, when he released some hits such as My girl🇧🇷 I want you so much and Thinking of you🇧🇷 Although he continues to play shows, he never achieved the success he had 20 years ago.

Lucas Silveira joined the band Fresno in 2001 and, with his vocals at the forefront, the group was launched to success, inaugurating the wave of emo rock in Brazil. Proving rare longevity, the band continues on the road, releasing records and gathering throngs of fans.

The band NX Zero was formed in 2001, but just three years later, with the arrival of singer Di Ferrero, the group took off and achieved success on the radio. They continued together until 2017, when Di announced that they would be taking an indefinite band vacation. Will they come back?

Leave it and summer muse it was Felipe Dylon’s hits that made the kids sing and jump in 2003. Since then, the singer hasn’t had major hits, but he continues to perform at festivals and dedicate a lot of time to his passions: animals and surfing.

Dinho is one of the musos of national rock of the 1980s and he never stopped being on the rise, sometimes releasing songs in a solo career or reuniting with his old war group, Capital Inicial. The band’s latest CD, soundwas released in 2018.

Hearts in love were lulled by Byafra’s greatest hits in the 80s: injured lion🇧🇷 Icarus’ dream🇧🇷 old wine🇧🇷 Your name… The singer is still active on stage and behind the scenes, acting as a composer and supplying other performers with new hits.

Confess: which of these singers made your legs shake as a teenager? Did you like all these hits? Tell us in the comments, because we’re really curious to know!