Higor Rocha

Origin

Itanhém, BA

Years Active

2010

Genres

sertanejo, sertanejo universitário

Biography

Higor Rocha is a Brazilian sertanejo singer and songwriter who gained national recognition after participating in the reality singing competition "Ídolos" in 2011, where he finished as the runner-up. Born in Itanhém, Bahia, Rocha moved to São Paulo at the age of 16 to pursue his musical dreams. His early exposure to music began at age 5, accompanying his sister who sang in church, and his talent was evident from a young age.

Rocha's career trajectory includes an appearance on the "Programa Raul Gil" at 14, fulfilling a childhood ambition. His participation in "Ídolos" marked a significant turning point, leading to the release of several albums and singles. Some of his notable works include "Vem Pra Cima" (2013), which featured a collaboration with Léo Santana, and "Opostos Se Atraem" (2016). He has also collaborated with other artists such as Tati Zaqui on the song "Não Pode Parar" (2017).

His music is primarily in the sertanejo and university sertanejo genres, characterized by romantic themes and upbeat rhythms. Rocha has released multiple albums and EPs, including "Elementos (Ao Vivo)" in 2017 and "Egoísta" in 2018. He maintains an active presence on social media, sharing his music and connecting with fans.

Discography

• Opostos Se Atraem (2016)
• Elementos (2017)