Rodrigo Haddad
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Rodrigo Haddad (born December 18, 1974 - San Paulo, SP - Brazil)
“One of Brazil's leading advocates of American country music, Rodrigo Haddad has played show after show at venues ranging from big city honky-tonks to small-town rodeos. Even after CMT went off the air in Brazil, Rodrigo continued to promote country music through albums and shows. In 2005 he released a collection of original songs entitled Ten Years and More to Come, and by 2007 he was living in Nashville—hard at work on new material. Like many country music fans in Brazil, I have tremendous respect for Rodrigo. He embodies integrity and determination, which are the heart of the country way of life. His tireless efforts have touched thousands, and he has done more than any single person I know to promote country music in and out of Brazil.”
Jason Bermingham Former Operations Manager for Country Music Television (CMT) International in Brazil
More Recent Achievements: Rodrigo Haddad has been playing music in Brazil, Argentina, and United States for 12 years. His songs have been aired on country radio stations in Europe as well.
- In 2007, Rodrigo Haddad released "Goodbye," written by Thiago Farah and produced by Paulo Corcione, Thiago Farah, and Rodrigo Haddad. This is the debut single of Rodrigo Haddad’s upcoming album
- In 2007, Rodrigo Haddad was nominated for the Fifth Annual CMA Global Country Artist Award, among a strong slate of international candidates.
- In 2006, the AristoMedia Group hosted the Global Artist Acoustic Showcase at Legends on Broadway in Nashville. Rodrigo Haddad was invited to perform with other international guests in town for the 2006 CMA Music Festival.
- In 2005, Rodrigo Haddad released the album Ten Years and More to Come and recorded his first music video “Like a Honky Tonk” at a country music venue in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- In 2004, Rodrigo Haddad was among the global country music artists invited to the CMA’s First Annual Global Artist Party in downtown Nashville.
