Balthazar

Origin

Aracaju, SE

Also known as

Balthazar Góes Neto

Years Active

1970

Genres

brega, música romântica, MPB

Biography

Balthazar Góes Neto, known artistically as Balthazar, was born in Aracaju, Sergipe, on March 5, 1952. He began his musical career in the 1970s, standing out as a singer and songwriter. His journey in Brazilian music gained prominence in 1975 with the release of the album "Cartas de Amor", which spawned hits such as the title track, "Transas de Amor", "Mariana" and "Sarah".

Throughout his career, Balthazar explored the romantic genre, winning over audiences with his ballads and sentimental songs. Another major hit in his discography is the song "Se Ainda Existe Amor", composed by the iconic Raul Seixas, highlighting the artist's connection with important names in national music. In addition to his work as a performer, Balthazar also worked as a music producer, collaborating with artists such as Serguei and Lady Zu.

Balthazar released several albums throughout the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, solidifying his presence on the Brazilian music scene. His discography includes titles such as "Se Eu Parar de Cantar" (1976), "Transas de Amor" (1977), "Balthazar" (1979), "Chama ae Amor" (1981), "Fale Amor" (1984) and "Te Amo Te Quero de Graça" (1991). More recently, he released the albums "Saudades" (2000) and "Breganejo" (2008), demonstrating the longevity of his career.

Discography

• Cartas de Amor (1975)
• Se Eu Parar de Cantar (1976)
• Transas de Amor (1977)
• Balthazar (1979)
• Chama de Amor (1981)
• Fale, Amor (1984)
• A Volta de Sarah (1986)
• Te Amo Te Quero de Graça (1991)
• Canta Evaldo Braga (1998)
• Breganejo (Ao Vivo) (2007)
• No Cabanas Bar (2022)
• Uma Canção pra Nós Dois (2022)
• Brega Duetos (Vol. 1) (2025)
• Ao Vivo