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Edson Cordeiro was born in Santo André (São Paulo/Brazil)
on February 9, 1967. He started to sing at 6 years old when he joined a
church choir called "Cordeirinhos do Senhor". He left school already at
the age of nine and later, he became a famous street singer. With his own version of
the aria of the Queen of the Night (W.A. Mozart) he had his first TV performance. In
1996, he won the "Prêmio Sharp" for the best Brazilian pop singer.
He sings nearly any kind of music, but mainly pop music. His range
of four octaves is the highest of male sopranos: |
| EDSON CORDEIRO | |
| links: Official website | |
| 1. |  |
Edson Cordeiro (1st album) |
| Sony Brazil 464 349 2/850.025 | ||
| [rel.94,-] | ||
| 2. |  |
Edson Cordeiro (2nd album) |
| Sony Brazil EPC 476284 2/789.004 | ||
| [rel.95,-] | ||
| 3. |  |
Terceiro Sinal |
| Sony Brazil EPC 479290 2/850.279 | ||
| [rel.96,-] | ||
| 4. |  |
Clubbing |
| Sony Brazil EPC 490092 2 | ||
| [rel.98,-] | ||
| 5. |  |
Disco Clubbing Ao Vivo |
| Sony Brazil EPC 492230 2/758.497 | ||
| [rel.98,-] | ||
| 6. |  |
Disco Clubbing 2 - Mestre de Cerimônia |
| Sony Brazil EPC 492487 2 | ||
| [rel.99,-] | ||
| ?. |  |
Klazz meets the voice |
| Sony 88697075282 | ||
| [01/07,-] | ||
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This page would not have been possible without the great help by Leandro
da Fonseca, in particular he contributed the biography. The discography is currently incomplete. |
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