Jards Macalé and Ney Matogrosso

Ney Matogrosso, born in Brazil, rose to fame with Secos e Molhados in the '70s. Known for his unique sopranino voice, charismatic persona, and androgynous visuals, he launched a successful solo career with hits like "Bandido Corazón." He collaborated with Astor Piazzolla, performed globally, and earned gold and platinum albums. Embracing Brazilian rock in the '80s, he showcased his versatile style. Matogrosso's performances and deep renditions of Brazilian classics established him as a serious and evolving artist.