Fernando & Sorocaba

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Fernando & Sorocaba
Fernando e Sorocaba received on a TV show presented by Raul Gil (2011)
Background information
Origin	Londrina, Paraná
Genres	Sertanejo
Labels	Universal Music (2008–2010) Som Livre (2010–14) FS Produções Artísticas (2014–present) Sony Music (2017–present)
Website	www.fernandoesorocaba.com.br
Members	Fernando Zorzanello Bonifácio (Fernando) Fernando Fakri de Assis (Sorocaba)

Fernando & Sorocaba or Fernando e Sorocaba are a sertanejo duo from Brazil.

Members[]

• Fernando, full name Fernando Zorzanello Bonifácio, sometimes known as Fernando Zor (born April 21, 1984 in Ji-Paraná, Brazil). Fernando began singing when he was living in Cuiabá, where he moved at the age of 15.
• Sorocaba, stage name of Fernando Fakri de Assis (born September 15, 1980 in São Paulo, Brazil). Sorocaba began when he was studying agronomy, in Londrina. He earned the nickname Sorocaba because he was raised in the city of Sorocaba, a municipality in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.

Discography[]

Albums[]

Studio albums

• 2013: Homens e Anjos (Men & Angels)
• 2016: FS Studio Sessions Vol. 1
• 2016: FS Studio Sessions Vol. 2

Live albums

• 2006: Ao Vivo em Londrina
• 2008: Bala de Prata (Silver Bullet)
• 2009: Vendaval (Hurricane)
• 2010: Acústico (Unplugged)
• 2011: Bola de Cristal (Crystal Ball)
• 2012: Acústico na Ópera de Arame (Som Livre)
• 2014: Sinta Essa Experiência (Som Livre)
• 2015: Anjo de Cabelos Longos
• 2017: Sou do Interior
• 2018: O Chamado da Floresta
• 2019: Isso é Churrasco

EPs[]

• 2014: Sem Reação (FS Produções)

DVDs[]

• 2006: Ao Vivo em Londrina
• 2008: Bala de Prata - Ao Vivo
• 2010: Acústico
• 2011: Bola de Cristal - Ao Vivo
• 2012: Acústico na Ópera de Arame
• 2014: Sinta Essa Experiência
• 2015: Anjo de Cabelos Longos
• 2017: Sou do Interior
• 2018: O Chamado da Floresta
• 2019: Isso é Churrasco

Singles[]

References[]

External links[]

• Official website

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