Galego Aboiador

Galego Aboiador is a Brazilian singer deeply rooted in the traditions of the Northeast, specializing in the "aboio," a style of cattle-herding song. His music celebrates the life, loves, and labors of the "vaqueiro," or cowboy, of the Brazilian sertão. With albums like "Vaqueiro do Meu Brasil," "Os Poetas dos Vaqueiros," and "Despedida do Vaqueiro," he paints vivid musical pictures of this unique cultural landscape. He's often referred to as "O Rei dos Aboiadores" (The King of the Aboiadores), a testament to his popularity and dedication to preserving this traditional art form.

Galego Aboiador has released numerous albums, many focusing on specific themes within vaqueiro culture, such as "Fazenda Jurema, Vol. 6" and "O Vaqueiro Apaixonado, Vol. 04." His music also explores broader themes of rural life and the beauty of the Northeastern landscape, as heard in albums like "Cantos da Minha Terra" and "Raízes Nordestinas." He's a beloved artist who keeps the spirit and sounds of the Brazilian countryside alive for a new generation.