João Carreiro: remember the trajectory of the pioneer artist of ‘roots country music’

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Singer died on Wednesday night (3), after undergoing heart surgery. The country singer leaves a legacy of love for traditional country music. Born in Cuiabá (MT), the artist’s trajectory in the world of country music began as a child. Juan Galeano / Reproduction Facebook João Carreiro Singer and composer João Carreiro, known for propagating the sound of the caipira viola and taking the ‘roots country music’ to the stage, died this Wednesday (3), aged 41, in Campo Grande ( MS), after failing to undergo surgery to have a valve placed in his heart. Born in Cuiabá (MT), the artist’s trajectory in the world of country music began as a child, when he received a guitar as a gift from his grandfather. In an interview with TV Centro América, in 2018, the artist said that when he received the gift he still didn’t know how to divide his voice into a first or second tone, but after a ‘tune in the ear’ from his grandfather, he began to dedicate himself more and more and learn about music. When he was older, João started to sing in bars and university parties in Cuiabá, but national recognition came later, when he formed a duo with singer Hilton Cesar Serafim, known as Capataz. In 2009, the song “Bruto, Rústico e Sistemático”, composed by the duo, was part of the soundtrack of the soap opera Paraíso, shown on Rede Globo. In 2011, it was the turn of the song “Xique Bacanizado” to be part of the soundtrack of another soap opera on the network, Araguaia. With songs such as “Faculdade da Pinga”, “Descarável”, “Eu Só Sei te Amar” and “Ói Nóis Traveis”, the artists presented the ‘raw country’ style, with songs based on modern romanticism, marked by the singers’ deep voices. and the unmistakable sound of the country guitar. Capataz pays tribute to his former duo partner, João Carreiro Reproduction/Instagram The partnership with Capataz was broken in 2014, when Carreiro retired from the stage due to mental health problems. The artist revealed that he was experiencing depression and symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). A point commonly observed in Carreiro’s songs is the more traditional country music sound, always reinforcing the singer’s roots. Regarding the chosen artistic name, João reported numerous times that it was a tribute to his idol, also singer and instrumentalist Tião Carreiro (1934-1993). READ ALSO João Carreiro’s body is laid to rest in a gym in Cuiabá; fans pay final tributes to the singer João Carreiro’s first manager pays tribute to the singer and remembers the beginning of his career: ‘many stories together’ João Carreiro will have a wake open to the public in Cuiabá Tribute from fans During the artist’s second wake, which was held at the Ginásio Aecim Tocantins, in Cuiabá, many friends, family and fans took the opportunity to pay a final tribute to the artist. Very emotional, fan Milena Vivian, 22 years old, who went to the gym to pay a final tribute to her idol, said that she had the artist as a reference in the world of country music. “I’m in love with the country guitar because of him, it was a huge loss. I brought a hat because it was what caught my attention the most when I saw him, in addition to his laugh, which was unique”, said Milena. Milena Vivian fan, 22 years old. Sofia Pontes Young Mateus dos Santos, aged 16, who also went to Carreiro’s wake, says he is passionate about country music and took a guitar with him as a way of paying homage to his idol. According to him, the artist was one of the main references in awakening interest in music. “I’m very sad, unfortunately we lost a great star and reference in roots music. There’s no way I would come here and not bring the guitar,” he said. Fan Mateus dos Santos, 16 years old. Sofia Pontes ✅ Click here to follow the g1MT channel on WhatsApp

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