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Francis Vale

Origin
Belém, PA
Also known as
Francis Gomes Vale
Years Active
1989
Genres
MPB, samba
Instruments
vocals, guitar

Biography

Francis Vale, born Francis Gomes Vale on January 7, 1945, in Belém, Pará, is a multifaceted Brazilian artist recognized for his contributions as a composer, screenwriter, filmmaker, and producer. His career has spanned various artistic domains, demonstrating a consistent engagement with Brazilian culture and arts. Vale has authored several songs, including "Apaixonadamente" (co-written with Stélio Valle), which has been recorded by artists such as Fagner and Kátia Freitas. Other notable compositions include "Alfa e Beta" (with Chico Pio) and "Palavra viva" (with Manassés de Souza). His work as a composer highlights a collaborative spirit, often partnering with other Brazilian musicians and artists.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Francis Vale has made significant strides in the film industry. He is credited as a director for films such as "Trem da Alegria: Arte, Futebol e Ofício" (2017), a documentary exploring art, football, and craft, which was featured in the São Paulo International Film Festival. He has also directed short and medium-length films, as well as the documentary "Dom Fragoso" (2011). Vale has been instrumental in the audiovisual scene in Ceará, co-founding the Associação Cearense de Cineastas (Associne) and the Associação Cearense de Cinema e Vídeo (ACCV). His dedication to promoting cinema has also been evident in his role as director of the Jericoacoara Digital Cinema Festival.

Vale's artistic trajectory is marked by a deep connection to Brazilian cultural expressions. His involvement in music and film reflects a broader commitment to showcasing and developing the arts within Brazil. His collaborations with artists like Alano de Freitas on the album "Liberado" (1988) further underscore his role as a connector within the Brazilian music scene. Francis Vale's diverse body of work positions him as a significant figure in contemporary Brazilian arts, bridging different creative disciplines.

Discography

  • Francis Vale, Alano Freitas – Liberado (1988)