Almir Guineto

Almir Guineto was a trailblazing sambista and composer hailing from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, best known for his rich contributions to the genre of Samba and his status as a founding member of the legendary samba group Fundo de Quintal. Born on July 12, 1946, into a family with deep roots in the samba community, Almir quickly developed a profound connection with Brazilian music, becoming an influential force in the music scene from the 1970s onward.

Guineto's unique approach to samba was characterized by his innovative use of the banjo, which he modified with a nylon-string setup to infuse his music with a distinctive sound that has since become a staple in the genre. Throughout his illustrious career, he accrued a vast catalog of hits that resonated with audiences and helped shape the course of Brazilian music. His discography includes the remarkable albums such as "Almir Guineto" and "De Bem Com a Vida," along with treasured tracks like "Falso Pai de Santo" and "Pele de Chocolate." His music spoke to the everyday experiences and emotions of Brazilian people, contributing to his enduring legacy as one of the cornerstones of samba music. Almir Guineto passed away on May 5, 2017, but his musical influence and the joy he brought to fans around the world continue to live on.

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