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1967. From the album Ronnie Von 3.
Ronaldo Lindenberg von Schilgem Cintra Nogueira, known by his artistic name Ronnie Von, is a Brazilian singer and television show host. He became known in the sixties associated with the Jovem Guarda.
Some of his greater successes include the hits Meu Bem - a Portuguese version of The Beatles' Girl - and A Praça. He quickly earned the nickname Príncipe, or Prince, after participating in an interview with Hebe Camargo. Ronnie started hosting his own television program in 1966, O Pequeno Mundo de Ronnie Von. Os Mutantes became a regular guest band on the show. During this period, the press tried to create a supposed rivalry between him and Roberto Carlos.
In 1968, he released a self-titled album that broke from the naïveté of the movement and ventured in more psychedelic and experimental sounds. Following this release came A Misteriosa Luta do Reino de Parassempre contra o império de Nuncamais (1969) and A Máquina Voadora (1970). Though it did not meet with much success, today Ronnie's experimental work is being rediscovered by a new generation of rock listeners, rendering him a high degree of underground cult status.
1967. From the album Ronnie Von 3.
Ronaldo Lindenberg von Schilgem Cintra Nogueira, known by his artistic name Ronnie Von, is a Brazilian singer and television show host. He became known in the sixties associated with the Jovem Guarda.
Some of his greater successes include the hits Meu Bem - a Portuguese version of The Beatles' Girl - and A Praça. He quickly earned the nickname Príncipe, or Prince, after participating in an interview with Hebe Camargo. Ronnie started hosting his own television program in 1966, O Pequeno Mundo de Ronnie Von. Os Mutantes became a regular guest band on the show. During this period, the press tried to create a supposed rivalry between him and Roberto Carlos.
In 1968, he released a self-titled album that broke from the naïveté of the movement and ventured in more psychedelic and experimental sounds. Following this release came A Misteriosa Luta do Reino de Parassempre contra o império de Nuncamais (1969) and A Máquina Voadora (1970). Though it did not meet with much success, today Ronnie's experimental work is being rediscovered by a new generation of rock listeners, rendering him a high degree of underground cult status.
