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Subject: Famed Brazilian singer Agnaldo Timóteo dies at the age of 84. ... Author: COVID [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Thursday, April 15, 01:44:31am The Brazilian singer Agnaldo Timóteo dies at the age of 84 as a victim of covid-19. ... Valleybugler.com April 3, 2021 The Brazilian singer-songwriter Agnaldo Timóteo died this Saturday morning at the age of 84 as a victim of Covid-19. Interned in the Casa São Bernardo Hospital in Barra da Tijuca in Rio de Janeiro since March 17, his health had deteriorated in the past few days. The singer’s death was announced by his press office in a statement quoted by several Brazilian media outlets: “Agnaldo Timóteo did not withstand the complications of Covid-19 and died today at 10:45 am. We believe Timothy did his best to win and win this fight. Agnaldo Timóteo will live in our hearts forever! “ He was born on October 16, 1936 in Cataringa in the interior of Minas Gerais and began working as a lathe operator at the age of 16. It was at this age that he first appeared in a freshman program to sing. In Belo Horizonte, wherever he moved, he was referred to as “Cauby Mineiro”, based on the romantic singer Cauby Peixoto. It was the singer Angela Maria, whom he heard with joy on the radio as a teenager, who advised him to move to Rio de Janeiro. There he was, according to the Encyclopedia of Brazilian Music (Art editora), “a messenger, a driver, a bureaucratic agent”. It made its debut in 1964, still at 78 revs, with Saturday on the hill and cruel loneliness, with no results. It wasn’t until he recorded his first LP for Odeon, Surge Um Astro (1965), that his luck began to change and began recording one LP per year. The debut album contained a version of foreign songs like “The House of the Rising Sun” by Animals (re-recorded as “A House of the Rising Sun”) or “Je ne t’aime plus” by Cristophe (translated into “Não amo te mais”) ). Based on romantic singers, Agnaldo did not publish his first composition until 1975: The Gallery of Love. However, his most successful album would be Perdido na Noite, which was released in 1977. Link ... https://www.valleybugler.com/2021/04/03/the-brazilian-singer-agnaldo-timoteo-dies-at-the-age-of-84-as-a-victim-of-covid-19-song/ [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]