Adair Cardoso

Origin

Tangará da Serra, MT

Years Active

2007

Genres

sertanejo, sertanejo universitário

Instruments

vocals, accordion

Biography

Adair Cardoso da Silva is a Brazilian singer and songwriter born on June 27, 1993, in Tangará da Serra, Mato Grosso. Showing a remarkable natural musicality from an early age, he began playing a small accordion by the time he was two years old, noticed by his father Orlando. His early musical journey led him to perform on national television as a child, notably appearing on Raul Gil's talent program at age eleven, which brought him widespread recognition.

At just thirteen years old, Adair released his debut studio album, Coração Adolescente, in February 2007, marking the official beginning of his recording career in the sertanejo genre. Over the following years, he built a solid discography that included albums like Coração de Quem Ama and live recordings featuring prominent guest artists. His breakout hit single, "Que se Dane o Mundo", achieved notable mainstream success when it was featured as the theme song for the popular television show Malhação.

Throughout his career, Adair has collaborated with major names in Brazilian popular music, including Claudia Leitte and Wesley Safadão, expanding his reach across different musical styles. He continues to record and release tracks that resonate with fans of modern sertanejo universitário. His journey from a musically gifted child in Mato Grosso to a recognized national performer highlights his lasting presence in contemporary Brazilian country music.