Adair Cardoso

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Adair Cardoso (born June 27, 1993, in Tangará da Serra) is a Brazilian singer and composer of sertanejo music. His first success was the song "Que se Dane o Mundo", which was the theme of the 18th season of the TV series Brazilian Malhação.

Biography[]

Cardoso began his career when he was a child. His father noticed his son could easily play musical instruments, such as the accordion. He almost single-handedly learned to play several instruments. At 6 years old, Cardoso began to sing songs he heard on the TV and radio.

At 8 years old, his father's management introduced him to Wagner Tadeu Paula, the manager of sertanejo duo .

At 11 years old, Adair went on a television show, Raul Gil, where his work became recognized nationally and internationally.

At 13 years old, Adair released his first studio album, Coração Adolescente in February 2007.

Discography[]

• Coração Adolescente (2007)
• Coração de Quem Ama (2009)
• Adair Cardoso – Ao Vivo (2010)

Singles[]

• "Coração Adolescente" (2007)
• "Coração de Quem Ama" (2008)
• "Chora Coração" (2010)
• "Que se Dane o Mundo" (2010)
• "Enamorado" Participação de Claudia Leitte (2012)

References[]

External links[]

• https://web.archive.org/web/20100829185411/http://www.adaircardoso.com.br/

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