Ana Falcão
Ana Falcão is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. She started performing in local clubs and released her first album, "Desliga e Vem," in 2000....
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Ana Falcão is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. She started performing in local clubs and released her first album, "Desliga e Vem," in 2000. Her second album in 2004 included the song "Eu Vou Entrar Na Tenda," which became a hit in Brazil.
She kept recording after that, putting out albums like "Sou Eu" in 2008 and "Só" in 2012. Her songs often deal with personal themes, and other tracks like "Vai Passar" and "A Oração do Justos" show up in her catalog.
There was some talk about plagiarism around "Eu Vou Entrar Na Tenda" in 2006, but it didn't stop her from working. She released more albums later, including "Napele" in 2016 and "Outro Tempo" in 2019.
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