João Nogueira

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João Nogueira (born November 12, 1941 in Rio de Janeiro , Brazil , † June 5, 2000 ibid) was a Brazilian singer and composer. Since the beginning of his career he was known for the characteristic swing in his sambas .

Life

As the son of the lawyer and musician Batista Nogueira and brother of the composer Gisa Nogueira, João came into contact with music from all over the world at an early age. He soon began to learn to play the guitar, played in a choro band and got in touch with the Portela samba school, where he was successful with sambas. He founded the Club do Samba , a meeting place for all of Rio's Sambistas, in his home boutique, Meier . He is one of the representatives of the Música Popular Brasileira (MPB) of the Brazilian southeast.

Well-known Brazilian singers such as Elis Regina , Clara Nunes , Emílio Santiago , Beth Carvalho and Alcione sang songs composed by him. He is the father of the singer and composer Diogo Nogueira .

Discography

  • 1972 João Nogueira
  • 1974 E Lá Vou Eu
  • 1975 Vem Quem Tem
  • 1977 Espelho
  • 1978 Vida Bohêmia
  • 1979 Clube Do Samba
  • 1980 Boca do Povo
  • 1981 Homem aos 40
  • 1981 Wilson, Geraldo & Noel
  • 1983 Bem Transado
  • 1984 Pelas Terras do Pau-Brasil
  • 1985 De Amor É Bom
  • 1986 Boteco Do Arlindo
  • 1988 João
  • 1992 Programa Ensaio
  • 1994 Parceria
  • 1996 Letra & Música
  • 1998 De Todos Os Sambas
  • 2000 Através do Espelho

literature

  • Luiz Fernando Vianna: João Nogueira. Discobiografia. Casa da Palavra, Rio de Janeiro 2012, ISBN 978-85-7734-243-3 .
  • Samba book. João Nogueira: partituras. Casa da Palavra, Rio de Janeiro 2013. (Contains Nogueira's scores).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Claus Schreiner : Música Popular Brasileira. Tropical Music, Darmstadt 1985, ISBN 3-924777-00-4 , p. 230.
personal data
SURNAME Nogueira, João
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Brazilian singer and composer
DATE OF BIRTH November 12, 1941
PLACE OF BIRTH Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
DATE OF DEATH June 5, 2000
Place of death Rio de Janeiro , Brazil