Reginaldo Rossi

Reginaldo Rossi, a renowned artist in the brega genre, gained immense popularity with his performances, drawing crowds of up to 80,000 people. Starting his career in 1964 with the Silver Jets, Rossi released his first album in 1965 and achieved success with hits like "O Pão" and "Mon Amour, Meu Bem, Ma Femme." Despite initially being overlooked in the Southeast of Brazil, he became a beloved figure in the Northeast and saw a resurgence in the '90s with the revival of Jovem Guarda and renewed interest in his music, leading to reissues of 18 of his albums.

Throughout his career, Reginaldo Rossi recorded over 300 songs, performed an average of 25 shows monthly, and garnered numerous accolades, including 14 gold records, two platinum records, a double platinum, and a diamond record. Transitioning from "youth music" to the sentimental brega style in the '70s, Rossi's iconic hits like "A Raposa e as Uvas" and "Garçom" solidified his status as a creative force in Brazilian music, resonating with audiences across the country and cementing his legacy as a prolific and influential artist.