Artist's albums
De Volta Pro Interior
2001 · album
José Augusto
2000 · album
Ao Vivo
1999 · album
Corpo & Coração
1995 · album
José Augusto
1994 · album
Sombra De Arvoredo
1993 · album
José Augusto
1992 · album
Santa Tereza
1982 · album
José Augusto
1981 · album
1965
2021 · album
1967
2021 · album
Um Brinde Ao Amor
2019 · single
Belaventura (Music from the Original TV Series)
2017 · single
Duetos
2016 · album
Quantas Luas
2014 · album
Mega Hits - José Augusto
2014 · album
Aguenta Coracao (Ao Vivo)
2009 · album
Maxximum - José Augusto
2005 · album
Série Romântico - José Augusto
2003 · album
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Biography
José Augusto is a Brazilian pop singer with a romantic style whose career spans several decades, from the 1970s well into the next millennium, and whose popularity spans not only the Portuguese -- but also the Spanish-language world. Born on August 16, 1953, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, he began his recording career in the early '70s, when he scored hits such as "De Que Vale Ter Tudo Na Vida" and "Eu Quero Apenas Carinho." He made his full-length album debut in 1973 with Candilejas, which was released by EMI in both Portuguese- and Spanish-language versions. His second album, Palavras (1974), was likewise released in both languages, as were most subsequent albums, and Augusto steadily built up a fan base that extended throughout Latin America, from Argentina to Mexico. During the '80s he released a new album almost every year, and some of his more notable hits of the decade include "Fantasias" and "Sábado," the respective title tracks of the albums Fantasias (1985) and Sábado (1986). His streak of success continued throughout the '90s, when his songs were commonly employed as telenovela theme songs. He closed the decade on a high with the dual release of Acústico (1999), an unplugged album, and O Sole Mio (1999), a live album. After the turn of the century, Augusto released another live album, Aguenta Coração (2008), and greatest-hits compilations such as Sempre (2008) were common. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi