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Banda Um Dia
Banda Um Dia formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s with Felippe Valadão, Thomas Lüdke, Daniel Lüdke, and Filipe Fileti. They put out their first album 'Um...
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Banda Um Dia formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s with Felippe Valadão, Thomas Lüdke, Daniel Lüdke, and Filipe Fileti. They put out their first album 'Um Dia' in 2006, which found an audience in Brazilian Christian circles.
Their song 'Digno És' from 2008 became widely known, though it drew some criticism from those who felt its lyrics crossed a line. Other tracks like 'Em Quem Eu Creio' and 'Prova de Amor' also became part of their repertoire. The band kept recording through various challenges, moving from a more acoustic sound in their early work.
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