Tinoco

from Botucatu, São Paulo, Brazil

Image of Tinoco

Biography

José Salvador Perez, better known as Tinoco (Botucatu, November 19, 1920 – São Paulo, May 4, 2012), was the country artist who remained in activity the longest (82 years). He died at age 91 of respiratory failure. He was laid to rest in the Quarta Parada cemetery, in the city of São Paulo and buried in the Vila Alpina cemetery, in the same city.

Tonico & Tinoco was a Brazilian country duo, considered one of the most important duos in the history of Brazilian music. In their 64-year career, Tonico and Tinoco made almost 1,000 recordings, divided into 83 discs. The duo is one of the sales record holders in Brazil and, according to different sources, their total sales vary between 20 million and 50 million records. The duo performed around 40,000 performances in their entire career.

Timeline

2013Aged 93

  • Poster for Inezita Barroso - A Voz e a Viola

    (Unknown)

1991Aged 71

  • Poster for Tonico e Tinoco: Programa Ensaio

    (Unknown)

1985Aged 65

  • Poster for That Damned Meat

    Membro da dupla caipira

1982Aged 62

  • Poster for O Menino Jornaleiro

    Music

1973Aged 53

  • Poster for Tonico e Tinoco: MPB Especial

    (Unknown)

1972Aged 52

  • Poster for Os Três Justiceiros

    (Unknown)

1971Aged 51

  • Poster for A Marca da Ferradura

    (Unknown)

  • Poster for Luar do Sertão

    Screenstory

1965Aged 45

  • Poster for Obrigado a Matar

    Chico Mineiro

1963Aged 43

  • Poster for Lá no Meu Sertão

    (Unknown)

1949Aged 29

  • Poster for Luar do Sertão

    (Unknown)