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4boys
4boys is a Brazilian pop quartet formed in 2016 by Lucas Souza, Fernando Gonçalves, Júlio Silva, and Igor Oliveira. They released their debut album 'Sadino Eu...
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4boys is a Brazilian pop quartet formed in 2016 by Lucas Souza, Fernando Gonçalves, Júlio Silva, and Igor Oliveira. They released their debut album 'Sadino Eu Sou' in 2018, with the title track becoming a hit. In 2022, they put out a second album called 'O Baile'.
Their music includes songs like 'Vem Dançar,' 'Vai Brotar,' and 'Tô Te Querendo.' They've worked with other Brazilian artists including Marília Mendonça and MC Pablinho.
In 2020, there were plagiarism allegations about their song 'Corpo Sarado,' which the group denied. They've continued releasing music since then with tracks like 'Não Me Deixe Só' and 'Você Me Completa.'
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