Rui Veloso en Vivo Pavilhão Atlântico Portugal (2009)

Singer, songwriter and guitarist, began playing the harmonica at age six. You leave later would be influenced by BB King and Eric Clapton, and launched twenty-three, the album that projected in the national music scene, Air Rock. It was part of the Chico Fininho, one of the biggest hits of the work of Carlos Te Rui Veloso and his lyricist band. In the 1990s he joined the band of Rio Grande, formed by Tim, John Gil and Jorge Palma Vitorino, a style of popular music with influences Alentejo has caught on. The result of this experience two discs, one of the original in 1996, another in vivo, in 1998.
In 2000 released the compilation The Best of Rui Veloso - 20 years later, following a tribute album dedicated to his debut 20 years after - Air Rock. In 2003, the same alignment of Rio Grande, but Vitorino, rejoined the Heads Up project, dedicated to the nostalgic songs dating back to the times of the school, including the first kiss. He returned to the original disks in 2005 with foam songs.
On June 2, 2006 performed at the Rock in Rio in Lisbon, preceding Carlos Santana concert and Roger Waters. In the same year celebrates twenty-five year career, toasting the occasion with three concerts, two in Oporto Coliseum and the Atlantic Pavilion. In 2008 he collaborated with the band in the range Per7ume issue, which was a record of domestic sales. In 2009 he released the album Rui Veloso live in the Atlantic Pavilion. In 2010, Rui Veloso, known as "Father of Rock Portuguese Rl" celebrates his 30 year career