Raimundo Fágner Cândido Lopes Net Worth

Raimundo Fágner Cândido Lopes Net Worth is
$850,000

Raimundo Fágner Cândido Lopes Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Raimundo Fagner Cândido Lopes (born in Orós, Ceará, October 13, 1949) is a Brazilian singer, composer, musician, actor and music producer. He is commonly known by the stage name Fagner.The youngest of the five children of José Fares, Lebanese immigrant to Brazil, and Dona Francisca, Fagner was born in Fortaleza, the capital of the state of Ceará, although his birth was recorded in Orós.At the age of five years he won a youth competition at a local radio station. As a teen, he formed vocal and instrumental groups and began to compose his own music. In 1968 he won the Festival de Música Popular do Ceará (Popular Music Festival of Ceará) with his song "Nada Sou" (I am Nothing). In 1971 he recorded his first single compact in partnership with another Ceará, Wilson Cirino. GER was released by the label, not a huge success. The goal was to beat the record success of singers like Antonio Carlos and Jocafi. Also in 71 went to Rio de Janeiro, where Elis Regina recorded "Mucuripe" which became the first Fagner success as a songwriter and singer as well as recorded the same song on a compact disc series pocket, which had the other hand, Caetano Veloso singing "the Return of the White Wing." Contrary to what is said, and Caetano were never fully Fagner friends as you think. Caetano is an intellectual type who always distanced considered pop music (although TROPICÁLIA has launched the rock 'intellectual' in Brazil and South America) and Fagner already represented a Brazilian music rooted much more pop. the fight began on the day Caetano called his house, along with other guests, and refused to sing, claiming exhaustion. Fagner, early career, took up the guitar, did a show successive times and was applauded by the guests. Caetano had a fit of jealousy and frowned. The situation deteriorated further when, later, Caetano turned his back on Fagner when he talked to Nara Leão, placing himself between the two. Fagner never set foot again in the house of Bahia, Ceará publicly tachou that a bad writer and bad character, and only refers to it as "chicken droppings". Other works, like their fourth album, Oros, 1977, an album that had arrangements and musical direction by Hermeto Pascoal, show a more unconventional and less concerned with commercial success. Closing the 1970, released two more albums: I Canto (1978) with another poem by Cecilia Meireles - "Reason", music by Fagner and no claims of the poet, and Beauty (1979). Fagner was considered by the readers of Playboy magazine, the best singer in the year 1979, second was Roberto Carlos (King of Latin music). In the 1980s Fagner kept the northeastern side, and was divided at the same time with romanticism. The first LP of the 1980s was Eternal Waves, which was instrumental in the Zé Ramalho, Dominguinhos, Nana Vasconcelos, and many others. In this same disc, Fagner made a version with the help of Frederick Mendes, the classic John Lennon and Yoko Ono "Oh My Love" from the album Imagine 1971. Taking ad