Gilberto Alves
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Biography
[Edit]A very popular singer from the '40s until the '60s, Gilberto Alves had some of his biggest hits with songs like "Pombo Correio," "Recordar é Viver," "De Lanterna Na Mão," "Agora É Tarde," "Natureza Bela," "Cecília," and "Louca Pela Boêmia."
His professional debut as a singer was around 1935 at the Rádio Clube do Brasil. He also worked during that period for Rádio Guanabara and for other radio stations, joining Rádio Nacional in 1948 and Rádio Tupi in 1949 (where he retired in 1970). He recorded his first album in 1938, with "Mulher Toma Juízo" and "Favela Dos Meus Amores." His first hit was "Trá-Lá-Lá," recorded in 1940. Other hits of his were "Natureza Bela" (1942), the Carnival march "Cecília" (1943), the fox trot "Adeus" (1944), and the Carnival march "Rosa Maria" (1948).
Collections
Title: Ary Barroso em Aquarelas, Vol. 4
Genre: Latin
Title: Carnaval 65 - Rio de 400 Janeiros, Vol. 1
Genre: Latin
Title: The Music of Brazil / Sambas of 50's
Genre: World Music, Latin
Title: Marchinhas de Carnaval, Vol. 4
Genre: Latin
Title: Isto É Carnaval / Isto E Carnaval
Genre: Latin
Title: Bossa Nova & Brazilian World Music
Genre: World Music, Bossanova
Featuring albums
Title: Carnaval de Cabeça Pra Baixo / Carnaval de Cabeca Pra Baixo
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Latin
Title: Clássicos de Outrora, Vol: 1 / Classicos de Outrora, Vol: 1
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Latin