Ney Matogrosso

Born in Brazil, Ney Matogrosso captivated with his unique sopranino voice and charismatic stage presence in the '70s with Secos e Molhados. His solo career blended satirical, ironic themes with sensuous performances, earning him three platinum and gold records. Known for hits like "Bandido Corazón," he collaborated with Astor Piazzolla, performed at Montreux Jazz Festival, and toured internationally. Also an actor and director, Matogrosso explored Brazilian rock and classical music, continuously evolving his artistry.