Jerry Adriani, born Jair Alves de Sousa on January 29, 1947, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was a prominent figure in the Jovem Guarda (Young Guard) music movement, which revolutionized Brazilian pop and rock music during the 1960s. He began his career by singing in Portuguese versions of Italian songs, a reflection of his heritage, before embracing the rock and roll wave that swept Brazil.

Adriani enjoyed considerable success in his early years with hits like "Querida," "Deixe o Mundo Girar," and "Doce, Doce Amor." He was known for his charming stage presence and smooth vocals, which appealed to a broad audience. As his career progressed, Jerry Adriani adapted to changing musical trends while maintaining a devoted fan base. His ability to perform across different genres is evident in his discography, including albums like "Pop, Jerry & Rock" and the acoustic collection "Acústico ao Vivo." His legacy is captured in his live recordings, such as "Família (Ao Vivo)," where the warmth of his performances can be genuinely felt. Jerry Adriani's contribution to Brazilian music was significant and longstanding, until his passing on April 23, 2017, leaving behind a rich repertoire of music that continues to resonate with fans and music lovers alike.

Genres

Jovem Guarda

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Latest Release

Outro Jerry Adriani

Jerry Adriani

Album - 14 Tracks - Released March 18, 2016