Jackson do Pandeiro was a Brazilian musician and songwriter, born on August 30, 1919, in Paraíba, Brazil. He is best known for his contributions to the genre of forró, a popular style of music in the northeastern region of Brazil. His unique blend of rhythms and engaging performances made him a significant figure in Brazilian music. Throughout his career, Jackson do Pandeiro released numerous albums and songs, becoming famous for hits like "O Canto da Ema." He was also known for his skillful use of the pandeiro, a traditional Brazilian percussion instrument. Jackson do Pandeiro passed away on July 10, 1982, but his influence continues to resonate in Brazilian music today.