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Amanda Lys
Amanda Lys is a Brazilian singer from São Paulo. Her song 'Querer Pra Merecer (part. PH e Michel)' gained attention in 2019 when it went viral on social...
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Amanda Lys is a Brazilian singer from São Paulo. Her song 'Querer Pra Merecer (part. PH e Michel)' gained attention in 2019 when it went viral on social media, eventually reaching the top of the charts. The track features collaborators PH e Michel.
In 2020, she released her debut album 'Para Sempre,' which includes romantic ballads and more upbeat material. Her music draws from Brazilian pop and sertanejo styles.
Some listeners have found her work sentimental, while others connect with its emotional directness. She continues to perform and record with a band of musicians.
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