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Nico Rezende

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Antonio Martins Correia Filho (born in São Paulo, SP), known professionally as Nico Rezende, is a Brazilian singer, composer and musical arranger.

Biography

Filho has studied piano, classic guitar and techniques of synthesizers. He started his career by playing in orchestras at balls. In 1983, Filho moved to Rio de Janeiro, where he started to work as keyboard player in the musical band of the singer Ritchie.[1] Later, he made the arrangements to the albums of Marina Lima, Gal Costa, Roberto Carlos, Lulu Santos, Beto Guedes, Simone, Zizi Possi, Cazuza, Barão Vermelho, Erasmo Carlos, Kiko Zambianchi and Dalto, besides other artists.[2]

In 1987, he recorded his first LP record, Nico Rezende, with prominence to his composition[citation needed] "Esquece e vem" (with Paulinho Lima), the theme of the soap opera O outro (of Rede Globo).

Discography[3]

  • 1987 — Nico Rezende, WEA, LP
  • 1988 — Jogo de ilusões, WEA, LP
  • 1989 — Nico, WEA, LP
  • 1990 — Tudo ficou pra trás, Esfinge, LP
  • 1995 — Nico Rezende, Luz da Cidade, CD
  • 2001 — Curta a vida, CD
  • 2007 — Paraíso Invisível, CD

Bibliography

  • ALBIN, Ricardo Cravo. Dicionário Houaiss Ilustrado Música Popular Brasileira – Creation and General Direction by Ricardo Cravo Albin. Rio de Janeiro: Instituto Antônio Houaiss, Instituto Cultural Cravo Albin and Editora Paracatu, 2006.
  • AMARAL, Euclides. Alguns Aspectos da MPB. Rio de Janeiro: author's edition, 2008. 2nd ed. Esteio Editora, 2010.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Biografia de Nico Resende". letras.com.br. 15 December 2009. Retrieved 21 March 2012.
  2. ^ "Nico Rezende". Cliquemusic. Retrieved 21 March 2012.
  3. ^ "Nico Resende". Dicionário Cravo Albin da Música Brasileira. Retrieved 21 March 2012.


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