Nilda Fernandez compositions sheet music and chords

Nilda Fernandez (25 October 1951 – 19 May 2019) was a French singer of Spanish descent. His first record Le Bonheur Comptant was released in 1981, but remained unnoticed (now it does not even enter into the official discography). Later, Daniel took the pseudonym Nilda, rearranging the letters in his name. In 1987, the album Madrid, Madrid, was released, which became the business card of the artist, but did not bring him a single musical award. In 1995, Nilda released a novel titled Ça Repart Pour un Soliloque, written on behalf of a woman, which caused an endless flow of questions from journalists about his sexual orientation. And later, during his collaboration with Russian pop singer Boris Moiseev, the artist was presented as gay.