Arley e Abner
Arley e Abner came out of Salvador da Bahia in the early 1990s, a duo made up of Arley de Souza and Abner de Sá. They started playing in local bars and clubs,...
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Arley e Abner came out of Salvador da Bahia in the early 1990s, a duo made up of Arley de Souza and Abner de Sá. They started playing in local bars and clubs, building a following with energetic performances and catchy lyrics that drew from the samba and axé rhythms of their hometown.
In 1998, they released "Mulher Gostosa," a song that became a national phenomenon.
They kept recording after that, putting out albums like "Só Pra Você" and "Meu Samba." Other songs in their catalog include "Mais Que Amigos" and "Amar você." Arley handled lead vocals and guitar, while Abner was on percussion, and they both wrote material.
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