Chrigor

Origin

Santo André, SP

Also known as

Chrigor Lisboa

Genres

pagode, samba

Instruments

vocals, voice

Biography

Chrigor Lisboa, born in Santo André on July 11, 1974, is a renowned Brazilian pagode singer. He gained national notoriety as the lead vocalist of the group Exaltasamba, where he remained from 1993 until the end of 2002, making the genre's history alongside names like Péricles.

After leaving Exaltasamba, Chrigor pursued a solo career, releasing new albums and reinventing himself artistically. Throughout his career, he also joined forces with other great 90s pagode names, forming the trio "Amigos do Pagode 90" alongside Márcio Art and Salgadinho, in addition to participating in special projects such as the "A Gente Faz A Festa" tour.

Throughout his career, the singer contributed memorable compositions and continued to release prominent works, such as the EP "O Show Continuou". His contribution to pagode consolidated his name among the great exponents of the style in Brazil, maintaining a strong relationship with artists such as Thiaguinho.