He is an actor, singer, dancer and was once a part of a boy band. About to release his first album is already giving what to speak. It is that the singer decided to begin his solo career honoring a well-known name of Brazilian Popular Music, Ney Matogrosso. The responsibility is great, but he did not let it down, with a performance full of personality, Fiakra shows that came to name and break taboos.
The young singer reveals that the idea of ​​doing a cover of Ney Matogrosso came after having always heard friends and family comparing their work with that of the singer with "Man with H". Fiakra told me why: "I have always admired Ney Matogrosso, his avant-gardism, his creativity and irreverence, an artist in front of his time, who has broken paradigms through art. I hope you like my re-reading this song, it's a simple homage, but with a lot of meaning. I believe that artists like me, Liniker, Jaloo, Rico Dalasam and Diego Martins have the mission of giving continuity to what Ney started and also breaking paradigms. After all, what is it to be "Man with H?" Fiakra says.
And for those who thought the jump was a simple prop, the artist reveals that his inspirations come from the pop of Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Rihanna: "In addition to Beyoncé, Anitta influences my career a lot. Many times when I go to do a job I stop and think: 'what will Anitta do'? I think my work is very similar to hers, the difference, or not, is that I am a man. " Revealed Fiakra
Influenced by his parents, who sang in the church, his interest in art emerged as a child, singing in choral and musical groups. As a dancer, he specialized in urban dances and also deepened his studies in Arab dance. But it was after creating the Trio Ménage that his talent gained national prominence. The boy band became known on the internet and on TV shows for their choreographed performances and impressed with their covers acapela of national pop / funk hits. Fiakra is in the production phase of his first solo EP and by all indications he promises to continue surprising us all. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.