Jorge Goulart

Having his name strongly connected to the history of Brazilian Carnival, Jorge Goulart (born in Jan 06, 1926) had a highly successful career with many hits. He also participated in several films, of which the most important is Rio 40 Graus (Nelson Pereira dos Santos) -- in the film, he sang "A Voz do Morro," a 1955 classic by Zé Kéti. Among many other historical pieces, he launched the timeless number (played innumerable times in every Carnival ball) "Cabeleira do Zezé" (João Roberto Kelly/Roberto Faissal) in 1964. Read more on Last.fm

Jorge Goulart was featured in the movie ? de Chu?.

Songs from Jorge Goulart

Sempre Mangueira

Other Soundtracks

Hackney's Finest
Sins Invalid
Papagordo. En casa de Raimundo Amador
Africa Unite: A Celebration of Bob Marley's 60th Birthday
The Work of Director Michel Gondry
Copying Beethoven
The Weekend It Lives
A.C.O.D.
Jerry Maguire
Bumbai

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