Geraldo Carvalho

Origin

Angicos, RN

Genres

MPB, brazilian, latin, forró

Instruments

vocals, guitar

Biography

Geraldo Carvalho is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, born in Angicos, Rio Grande do Norte, on January 8, 1967. He moved to Campina Grande, Paraíba, at the age of three. His musical journey began with listening to the radio, as his family did not own a record player. Carvalho later moved to Brasília, where he became an active figure in the city's cultural scene, performing in nightclubs and creating projects like "Música na Árvore" to promote local and regional artists.

Throughout his career, Geraldo Carvalho has participated in various music festivals and shows, sharing stages with prominent MPB artists such as Luiz Melodia, Belchior, Jair Rodrigues, Joana, and Simoninha. He has released several independent albums, including "Manhecença" (2001), "Um Toque a Mais" (2022), and "Estilhaço de Alegria" (2019). His music often blends elements of MPB and Latin genres, as seen in singles like "Sina do Amor" (2022) and "Multiverso" (2024).

Carvalho is also recognized for his work as a composer, with songs like "Amor de Violeiro" and "Muito Mais" being credited to him. His artistic endeavors extend beyond performance and composition, as he has been involved in cultural activism, aiming to connect people with nature and art. His music continues to be released and recognized, with recent works appearing on streaming platforms and his involvement in political candidacies also noted.

Discography

• Manhecença (2001)
• Estilhaço de Alegria (2019)
• Um Toque a Mais (2022)