Sombrinha

Sombrinha, whose real name is Aroldo Alves Sobrinho, is a revered Brazilian musician and composer, widely recognized for his significant contributions to the samba genre. Born on October 11, 1956, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sombrinha started his career in the 1970s and quickly became known for his remarkable skill with the cavaquinho, a small stringed instrument fundamental to samba music. Apart from being a virtuoso instrumentalist, he is also a prolific songwriter, having composed numerous sambas that have become classics in the genre.

Over the years, Sombrinha's artistry has remained paramount in the Brazilian music scene. His collaborations with fellow musicians, such as the legendary singer Beth Carvalho and his long-time partner Almir Guineto, with whom he founded the iconic samba group Fundo de Quintal, are testament to his influence and standing within the samba community. Through his most recent releases such as "Matéria-Prima," "Fogo de Saudade," and "Felicidade pra Dois," Sombrinha continues to showcase his evolution as an artist while maintaining the rich traditions of samba music. His live performances, like the "Arlindo Cruz e Sombrinha (Ao vivo)" album, capture the vibrancy and energy that he brings to the stage, cementing his reputation as an enduring figure in the world of Brazilian samba.

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