Ladston do Nascimento

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Years Active

1991

Genres

MPB, samba, bossa nova, jazz

Instruments

voice

Biography

Ladston do Nascimento Fassy, born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, on August 10, 1958, is a renowned Brazilian singer, songwriter, and arranger. His musical career stands out for its versatility and deep connection with Brazilian popular music, especially samba and bossa nova.

With a solid musical background that includes studies in music education, composition, vocal technique, and music theory, Ladston do Nascimento began his professional career in the 1990s. His first album, "Vida", released in 1991, introduced his talent as a composer and interpreter to the public, revealing a vocal timbre reminiscent of great names in Minas Gerais music. Throughout his career, he has released albums such as "Anjim Barroco" (1998), "Voice of the Heart" (2000), "A Voz do Coração" (2003), "Simbora, João!" (2003), and "Lugarzim" (2011), consolidating his presence in the musical scene.

Ladston do Nascimento is recognized for his ability to navigate different styles, always with a poetic and lyrical approach in his compositions. His work has featured special guest appearances by artists such as Edu Lobo, demonstrating the respect and admiration his work inspires in other musicians. In addition to his solo career, he also contributes to the Brazilian music scene through compilations and projects that celebrate the country's sonic diversity, such as "Jazz Brazilia: New Wave Acoustic Jazz And Beyond" and "Brazil 500: Bossa, Samba And Beyond".

Discography

• Vida (1991)
• A Voz Do Coração (Voice Of The Heart) (2000)
• Simbora, João! (2003)
• Lugarzim (2011)