Robson Nascimento

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Genres

gospel, r&b, soul music, samba-rock

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Robson Nascimento is a Brazilian singer and songwriter known for his versatility between gospel music and R&B. Born into a family with a strong musical tradition in São Paulo — as the son of pianist Léa Gomes and samba artist Pedro do Nascimento —, he grew up in direct contact with soul music and traditional samba. His artistic career gained widespread prominence in the 1990s, when he recorded the hit "Sonda-me (Salmo 139)" as a duet with Aline Barros and joined choirs and backing bands for major names in Brazilian music, such as Fábio Jr. and Chitãozinho & Xororó.

Starting in 2003, the artist began dedicating himself fully to evangelical music and record production. His solo album "Tudo o que Soul", released in 2005 by Line Records, earned him a Latin Grammy nomination for best Portuguese language gospel album in 2006. Throughout his career, Robson has also served as a pastor in religious communities and expanded his discography with independent works and projects focused on genre fusion.

In addition to his production in the gospel scene, Robson maintains strong ties to soul music and samba-rock, styles that have influenced his discography, including the album "Rock Samba Santo", released in 2022. His family also stands out in the Brazilian music scene, featuring his siblings Mara Nascimento, a jazz and MPB singer, and Rodney Nascimento, a drummer active in samba-rock and jazz. Sharing musical influences and affinities, his work dialogues with artists such as Aline Barros and Chitãozinho & Xororó.

Discography

• Robson Nascimento & Just Sing Choir – Ele Virá! (2000)
• Tudo o que Soul (2005)
• Tudo que Soul (Playback) (2005)
• Falando Dele (2008)
• Fortaleza Minha (2014)
• Tome a Decisão (2020)