Jorge Mário DA Silva, professionally known as Seu Jorge, was born on June 8, 1970, and has since made a name for himself as a multifaceted Brazilian artist, distinguished by his impressive talents as a musician, songwriter, and actor.
Seu Jorge's musical endeavors have been deeply influenced by samba schools and the soulful sounds of American legend Stevie Wonder, whose impact can be heard in his unique blend of Brazilian pop and samba styles.
In addition to his thriving music career, Jorge has also made a significant mark in the film industry, captivating audiences with his roles in the critically acclaimed 2002 drama City of God, where he played the character of Mané Galinha, and the 2004 comedy-drama The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, in which he portrayed Pelé dos Santos.
Seu Jorge's work has garnered widespread acclaim from his peers, including renowned musicians Beck and the late David Bowie, who have praised his innovative approach to music and his undeniable talent.
