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Artur Holanda
Artur Holanda came up in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, born in 1964. He started with sertanejo and samba rhythms, and in 1996 put out his debut album, 'Sou...
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Atazanar
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Dificilmente
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Honestamente
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Mil Maneiras de Me Controlar
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No Seu Lugar
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Nosso Mundo
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Atazanar
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Dificilmente
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Honestamente
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Mil Maneiras de Me Controlar
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No Seu Lugar
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Nosso Mundo
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Punho de Ferro
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Sou Patrio Totario
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Tantos Anos
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Tenho Medo
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Artur Holanda came up in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, born in 1964. He started with sertanejo and samba rhythms, and in 1996 put out his debut album, 'Sou Patrio Torotário.' The title track caught on as a kind of national anthem, straightforward about Brazilian identity, and it got him noticed.
That song, along with others like 'Atazanar' and 'Mil Maneiras de Me Controlar,' gave him a reputation for patriotic themes. His music wasn't subtle about it, and that drew some criticism for being too political or divisive. Holanda kept at it anyway, saying he was just reflecting what people felt.
He kept releasing albums after that, working in the same vein. The music stayed rooted in those Brazilian styles he came up with, without much fuss or change in direction.
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