Arthur Cunha
Arthur Cunha is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. His 2018 single "Nathalia" became a hit in Brazil, with its melody and lyrics about...
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Arthur Cunha is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. His 2018 single "Nathalia" became a hit in Brazil, with its melody and lyrics about unrequited love connecting with listeners. The song's success brought him wider recognition.
He followed that with albums like "Horizonte" in 2019 and "Alma" in 2021. Other songs in his catalog include "Caneta, Papel e Violão" and "Minha Paz." He has worked with artists such as Anitta and Thiaguinho.
In 2020, he faced plagiarism accusations that temporarily paused his career, but he eventually resumed after legal proceedings. He performs with a band that includes Marcelo Martins on bass and Pedro Henrique on drums.
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