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Bernardo Vieira
Bernardo Vieira started writing songs in Brasília, drawing from Brazilian Popular Music, rock, and reggae. His debut album 'Azul' came out in 1999. He's known...
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Bernardo Vieira started writing songs in Brasília, drawing from Brazilian Popular Music, rock, and reggae. His debut album 'Azul' came out in 1999. He's known for the song 'Ei Mina'.
In 2003, Vieira faced legal trouble over drug possession, which led him to address substance abuse through rehabilitation. After that period, he released albums like 'Ponto de Vista' in 2006 and 'Diário de Bordo' in 2010.
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