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Arnaldo de Paula
Arnaldo de Paula came up in Rio de Janeiro during the 1960s, playing in the city's bars and streets. His debut album came out in 1966, and it included...
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Arnaldo de Paula came up in Rio de Janeiro during the 1960s, playing in the city's bars and streets. His debut album came out in 1966, and it included 'Tecelã,' a ballad that stuck around.
He wrote about ordinary life and sometimes about social issues, which could draw criticism. His discography includes albums like 'Domingo no Parque' from 1971 and 'O Samba É Minha Vida' from 1975.
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