Jorge Nery

Years Active

1971

Genres

MPB, samba

Instruments

vocal

Biography

Jorge Nery is a Brazilian singer and interpreter whose career stands out in Brazilian Popular Music (MPB). He gained notoriety by participating in music festivals, such as the 4th University MPB Festival, promoted by TV Tupi in 1971. On that occasion, the song "Na Hora do Almoço", written by Belchior, was performed by Jorginho Telles and Jorge Nery, marking Belchior's debut on record.

Throughout his career, Jorge Nery worked on various recordings, including soap opera soundtracks and guest appearances on other artists' albums. His discography, although not extensive under his own name, reflects his work as an interpreter in different musical projects. He is associated with genres such as samba and MPB, with works that recall festive periods like carnival.

Jorge Nery is remembered for his contribution as an interpreter during a significant period of Brazilian music, collaborating with composers and artists of his era. His participation in recordings and festivals solidified his name in the musical scene, especially due to his connection with the work of artists like Belchior.