The 90s

During 1990 and 1991, Morris Albert continues writing and performing, traveling between Brazil, the USA, and Italy, where he decides to live permanently.

In 1991, he builds his new little recording studio, where he can dedicate his time to writing and preparing new music projects.

During 1994 and 1996, Morris accepts the challenge of writing soundtracks for two movie scripts: “Emma” (1994) and “The Greatest Shepherd Story Ever Told” (1995). The productions did not go through. To be close to the projects, Morris spends time in Canada, where he takes the opportunity to go back to the stage with the show “Feelings Revival”, which he records and comes up with his eighth album, “Live ‘96”, released by his own independent label.

The show is presented in the US and Italy, where he returns in 1997 to stay.

Here he writes the song “Madre Bambina” for the 42nd Zecchino d’Oro, with lyrics written by Federico Padovano.

In 1999, “Feelings” is used again as a theme of a Brazilian soap opera and becomes the main track of the compilation “Hits Again”, which also contains “She’s My Girl” and “Girl Of The Past”, written by Morris.

It hits the top of the charts in South America, with over three million records sold.