Wilson Simonal

Simonal
Born	(1938-02-23)February 23, 1938[1] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Died	June 25, 2000(2000-06-25) (aged 62) São Paulo, Brazil[1]
Website	www.simonal.com

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Wilson Simonal de Castro, was a Brazilian singer, born in Rio de Janeiro on February 23, 1938. He died in São Paulo on June 25, 2000. He was a singer with great success in the 1960s and in the first two years of the 1970s decade. He was married and had two sons: Wilson Simoninha and Max de Castro both are artists today. He also had a daughter, named Patricia.

Although relatively unknown outside of South America, two of his biggest hits were successfully covered by Sérgio Mendes-- "Pais Tropical" and "Sá Marina" (the latter as "Pretty World" with English lyrics by Marilyn and Alan Bergman).

Contents

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  1 Discography
  
  
  
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    1.1 From Studio
    
  
  
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    1.2 Compact
    
  
  
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    1.3 Posthumous and collections
    
  
  
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    1.4 Soundtrack
    
  
  
  
  


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  2 References
  


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  3 External links
  

Discography

From Studio

• 1963 - Wilson Simonal Tem "algo mais"
  


• 1964 - A nova dimensão do samba
  


• 1965 - Wilson Simonal
  


• 1965 - S'imbora
  


• 1966 - Vou deixar cair...
  


• 1967 - Wilson Simonal ao vivo
  


• 1967 - Show em Simonal
  


• 1967 - Alegria, alegria !!!
  


• 1968 - Alegria, alegria - volume 2,ou Quem não tem swing morre com a boca cheia de formiga
  


• 1969 - Alegria, alegria - volume 3, ou Cada um tem o disco que merece
  


• 1969 - Alegria, alegria - volume 4, ou Homenagem à graça, à beleza, ao charme e ao veneno da mulher brasileira
  


• 1970 - Simona
  


• 1970 - México 70
  


• 1971 - Jóia, Jóia
  


• 1972 - Se dependesse de mim
  


• 1973 - Olhaí, balândro..é bufo no birrolho grinza!
  


• 1974 - Dimensão 75
  


• 1975 - Ninguém proíbe o amor
  


• 1977 - A vida é só cantar
  


• 1979 - Se todo mundo cantasse seria bem mais fácil viver
  


• 1981 - Wilson Simonal
  


• 1985 - Alegria tropical
  


• 1991 - Os sambas da minha terra
  


• 1995 - Brasil
  


• 1998 - Bem Brasil - Estilo Simonal
  

Compact

• 1961 - Teresinha / Biquinis e borboletas (Carlos Imperial / Fernando César)


• 1962 - Eu te amo/ Beija,meu bem
  


• 1962 - Compacto Isto é Drink: Tem que balançar/ Olhou pra mim
  


• 1963 - Walk right in/ fale de samba que eu vou
  


• 1963 - Está nascendo um samba/ Garota legal
  


• 1965 - De manhã/ ...das rosas/ Cuidado cantor - Passarinho-Nega - Não ponha a mão
  


• 1966 - Se você gostou
  


• 1966 - Mamãe passou açúcar em mim/ Tá por fora
  


• 1966 - Compact in Spanish : Mamãe passou açúcar em mim/ A praça
  


• 1966 - A banda/ Disparada/ Quem sambafica/ Máscara negra
  


• 1967 - Tributo a Martin Luther King/ Deixa quem quiser falar


• 1967 - A praça/ Ela é demais
  


• 1967 - Balada do Vietnã/ O milagre
  


• 1968 - O samba do crioulo doido/ Alegria, alegria/ Pata, pata/ A rosa da roda
  


• 1968 - Correnteza/ A saudade mata a gente/ Terezinha de Jesus
  


• 1968 - A namorada de um amigo meu
  


• 1969 - Se você pensa
  


• 1970 - Na Tonga da mironga do Kabuletê/ No clarão da lua cheia
  


• 1970 - Compacto em italiano: País tropical/ Ecco il tipo (che io cercavo)
  


• 1970 - Kiki/ Menininhas do Leblon/ Aqui é o país do futebol/ Eu sonhei que tu estavas tão linda
  


• 1970 - Brasil, eu fico/ Canção nº 21/Resposta/ Que cada um cumpra com o seu dever
  


• 1970 - Compacto Promo Shell: Hino do V Festival Internacional da Canção/ Brasil, eu fico/ Que cada um cumpra com o seu dever
  


• 1971 - Obrigado, Pelé
  


• 1971 - Na Galha do Cajueiro/Ouriço/ África África
  

Posthumous and collections

• 1994 - A Bossa e o Balanço
  


• 1997 - Meus momentos: Wilson Simonal
  


• 2002 - De A a Z : Wilson Simonal
  


• 2003 - Alegria, alegria
  


• 2003 - Se todo mundo cantasse seria bem mais fácil viver (relançamento)


• 2004 - Rewind - Simonal Remix
  


• 2004 - Wilson Simonal na Odeon (1961-1971)
  


• 2004 - Série Retratos: Wilson Simonal
  


• 2009 - Wilson Simonal - Um Sorriso Pra Você
  

Soundtrack

• 2009 - Simonal - Ninguém Sabe o Duro Que Dei
  

References

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   ISBN 978-85-250-4728-1.
   

External links

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  [1] Detailed biography at AllMusic
  

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