Альбомы исполнителя
Tudo me lembra você
2000 · альбом
Pensa em Mim
2000 · альбом
Jerry Adriani
1973 · альбом
Dulce, Dulce Amor - Jerry Adriani Canta en Español
1973 · альбом
Forza sempre
1999 · альбом
Esperando Você
1998 · альбом
Frases Mais Azuis
1997 · сингл
Io
1996 · альбом
Rádio Rock Romance
1996 · альбом
Jerry Adriani Ao Vivo!
1994 · альбом
Elvis Vive
1990 · альбом
Pra Lembrar Nós Dois
1983 · альбом
Jerry Adriani
1980 · альбом
Amor Querido (L'Immensa Verita) / Fim de Festa
1979 · сингл
Jerry Adriani
1977 · альбом
Jerry Adriani
1975 · альбом
Outro Jerry Adriani
2016 · альбом
Família (Ao Vivo)
2013 · альбом
Família
2012 · альбом
Pop, Jerry & Rock
2011 · альбом
Acústico ao Vivo
2009 · альбом
Good Night
2008 · сингл
Maxximum - Jerry Adriani
2005 · альбом
As Melhores
2002 · альбом
O som do Barzinho Italiano
2002 · альбом
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Биография
With 29 albums recorded, Jerry Adriani was a big idol in the times of Jovem Guarda who, after a gap provoked by the demise of the movement, found his way to success again in the '90s. Making his romantic Italian singing his trademark, Adriani played the main role in films in the Beatlemania style (in the times of Jovem Guarda). He had an international career, and in 1999, sold 200,000 copies of Forza Sempre, an album in which he interpreted Legião Urbana's hits in Italian. Singing Italian songs that were taught by his grandma since he was very young, Jerry Adriani learned to play the accordion and took voice lessons at 11. He started as a professional singer in 1964, singing in Italian. In that year, he recorded the LPs Italianissimo and Credi a Me, which were very successful amongst youngsters. Um Grande Amor followed, recorded in Portuguese. In that period, he hosted the show Excelsior A Go Go at the TV Excelsior (São Paulo). At TV Tupi, he co-hosted A Grande Parada together with Neyde Aparecida, Zélia Hoffmann, Betty Faria, and Marília Pera. He also participated in films like Jerry, A Grande Parada and Em Busca do Tesouro. In a tour through Northeast, Adriani met Raul Seixas, who at the time was the leader of the band Raulzito e Seus Panteras. Seixas and his band would be Adriani's supporting band for three years, and Seixas became Adriani's producer for the same period. In 1970, Adriani got international, touring and releasing albums in Venezuela, Peru, U.S., Canada, and Mexico. In 1975, Adriani participated in the Brazilian Follies musical in Rio, which was presented for one-and-a-half years. In 1989, Adriani had the first of four nominations for the Prêmio Sharp, with the LP Marcas Da Vida (Best Singer). The others were in 1990 (LP Elvis Vive, Best Pop Album/Best Pop Singer), 1993 (LP Doce Aventura, Best Pop Singer), and 1995 (LP Rádio Rock Romance, Best Pop Album/Best Pop Singer). After almost 20 years of ostracism after the end of the Jovem Guarda, Jerry Adriani worked in the soap opera Uma Onda No Ar (TV Manchete) in 1994, which was also was presented in Portugal. Of the Jovem Guarda revival, amongst the many reissues, the one promoted by Polygram with his hits "Broto Legal," "Namoradinha De Um Amigo Meu," and "Querida" deserves mention. In 1997, his rendition for "Engenho" (Ricardo Feghalli/Aldyr Blanc) was included in the A Indomada soap opera; his interpretation of "Con Te Partirò" (with Mafalda Minozzi) also was included in a soap opera soundtrack. Forza Sempre, which sold 200,000 copies, is a 1999 project where he reinterprets hits by Renato Russo. "Santa Luccia Luntana," included in this CD, was also part of the soundtrack of the TV Globo soap opera Terra Nostra. ~ Alvaro Neder, Rovi