Collection of Vinyl records

"I've been in therapy for 40 years to try to explain the love of music," said the collector to the New York Times
Zero Freitas is the most important collector of vinyl records in the world.
He is 63 years old, and Freitas lives in Sao Paolo. For 40 years has made a collection of more than seven million vinyl records, which have accumulated in a cellar of 25 thousand square meters.
Freitas, since childhood, has collected different things like newspaper clippings and books, and at age 12 he began collecting vinyl records. At 18 he went to stores and bought dozens of albums together.
He developed his passion for music in his teens, when he admired the record collection of his father, who bought him his first vinyl in December 1964, “Canta a la Juventud” by Roberto Carlos.
Money wasn't a big problem for Freitas, he is a partner and a commercial director of a family transport business in Sao Paulo.
((He didn't distinction of gender as rock and roll to polka.)<this sentence doesn't make any sense sorry!)
His collection is valued at almost $ 2.2 million.
When asked which record he has not found, he mentions the English edition of "London London" of the singer Caetano Veloso.
His favorite album is a Brazilian soprano Bidu Sayão, which brought him to tears.

Several of his vinyls have been grants, he has heard a small fraction of his collection only 20,000 records, perhaps.

Currently, he puts publicly available a free music library for everyone who wants to visit.
He has 17 dependents, they are cataloging their disks, cleaned and digitized, so the vinyl disc can be shared with the rest of the world.