Talk:Roberto Carlos (singer)

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[edit] Roberto carlos has sold a lot more tha 50 million records

Roberto Carlos, Brasil, has sold about 110 million albums to date. You have placed him in the wrong category of 50 million albums.

Whoever wrote his biography for Wikipedia did him an inservice. He is such as huge star who has sold more albums tha Elvis or the Beatles and the most famous artist in Brasil and the #1 selling artist in the entire South America. He has an international career and has a huge following of fans throughout the world.

[edit] Roberto Carlos keeps on selling millions each year

True, Roberto Carlos has sold well over 100 million albums and still has a very active career. He is a huge superstar. Every time he releases an album (usually one album every year)it sells over one million in Brasil alone.

[edit] Bad pic

I don't like that photo. I know, when a free image is available, use that; but this one was taken around 30 years ago, it is too old and yellowed, and he certainly looks different now. I think this article should go back to the publicity shot I had posted before. - Stormwatch 03:57, 16 February 2007 (UTC)

Was it a free image? Theresa Knott | The otter sank 19:16, 23 March 2008 (UTC)