Alan Marquezini
Alan Marquezini is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro. His 2015 song 'A Vontade Passa (part. Carlos & Jader)' became a national hit, with its melody and...
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Alan Marquezini is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro. His 2015 song 'A Vontade Passa (part. Carlos & Jader)' became a national hit, with its melody and lyrics connecting with listeners. He also recorded 'Quem Vê Cara Não Vê Coração' around that time.
He works with musicians Carlos and Jader, who provide instrumental backing and harmonies. The existing catalog mentions other songs like 'Só Quem Ama Entende,' 'Tudo Que Eu Quero,' and 'Amor de Verdade,' though details about them are thin.
There have been plagiarism accusations that led to legal issues, which created some setbacks. He seems to have continued recording after that period.
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