Dalto Roberto Medeiros, born June 22, 1949, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a
Brazilian singer, composer, and physician. He began his music career in the
early 1970s with the group Os Lobos, recording the single "Fanny" on Top Tape
before temporarily leaving music to pursue medical studies. In 1974, he launched
his solo career with the single "Flash back" on Odeon Records. His breakthrough
as a composer came in 1981 when his song "Bem-te-vi", co-written with Cláudio
Rabello and performed by Renato Terra, sold over 250,000 copies. The following
year, Dalto released his signature hit...