João do Vale
João Batista do Vale, known as João do Vale, and born on October 11, 1934, in
Pedreiras, Brazil, was a samba musician, singer, and composer. He began his
musical journey at a young age and moved to São Luís in 1947. His career took
off in 1964 when he made his debut as a singer. João do Vale's notable
compositions include "Carcará", co-written with José Cândido and popularized by
Maria Bethânia, and "Peba na pimenta" with Adelino Rivera. He released several
albums throughout his career, including O poeta do povo in 1965 and João do Vale
convida in 1981. João do Vale passed away o...
