Serginho Meriti, born Sérgio Roberto Serafim on October 1, 1958, in Rio de Janeiro, is a renowned Brazilian singer and composer. He was raised in São João de Meriti, a suburb of Rio, which inspired his stage name. His musical journey began in 1976, influenced by his parents—his father was a violinist, and his mother was a singer and composer of religious hymns. Serginho Meriti gained recognition for composing songs for notable artists like Bebeto, Alcione, Zeca Pagodinho, and others. One of his most celebrated compositions is "Deixa a Vida Me Levar," which won a Grammy Latino in 2003 and the Prêmio TIM in 2004.
Serginho Meriti's discography includes albums like "Bons Momentos" (1981), "Vida tão bela menina" (1982), and "A luz do nosso povo" (2005). He has collaborated with various artists and has been honored with cultural tributes, such as the "Lona Cultural Serginho Meriti" in São João de Meriti. His recent releases reflect his continued contribution to Brazilian music, showcasing his versatility and enduring impact on the genre.
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