MPB - MUSICA POPULAR BRASILEIRA

Independent Crossover

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Valmon composes his very own and magic crossover style of MPB -  Musica Popular Brasileira - which is the famous Brazilian melting pot of  poetic lyrics and uncountable rythms of Rock, Samba, Bossa, Jazz, Maracuta, Xaxa, of singer songwriter and spiritual ballades.

He grew up with the beautiful music of his mother Dijvonete da Silva, a famous singer of ????? Chorinho? in the 60ies in Rio de Janeiro who performed in a big band together with Jackson de Pandeiro. With this music already in his venes he later was influenced by artists such as Gilberto Gil, Djavan, Caetano Veloso, Zé Ramalho, Maria Bethânia, João Bosco as well as rocking artists as Cassia Eller, Zeca Baleiro, Titãs or Raul Seixas.

Valmon has early developped his unique own crossover style and compositions - a magical mystery tour through the wide musical range of Brazilian Music with a pinch of psychodelic moments and rocking acustic guitars.

 

In his songs Valmon describes in light, humorous and poetic lyrics the moments of daily life, of dreams and nature, of broken telephone cables and love, of butterflies and advocats in the rain ... but as well the shocking injustice and oppression of poor Brazilian society, about racism and the cruel and corrupt government and politics in Brazil - and worldwide. He clearly looks behind the curtains and points out the wounds of uncontrolled capitalism and consumism.

Beyond this - with his roots among the Amazonas Indians -  he sings in his melancholic songs for the spirits of the Amazonas tribes and the old African Gods and Godnesses of Nature who have arrived in Brazil with the black slaves 500 years ago..

 

In his concerts with his warm and shining charisma Valmon deeply touches the public's souls, takes them by the hand and allows them to just  fly away for some beautiful moments......