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Beto Silva Dos Teclados
Beto Silva dos Teclados comes from the countryside of Paraíba, Brazil, where he grew up listening to traditional forró. He taught himself to play accordion,...
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Beto Silva dos Teclados comes from the countryside of Paraíba, Brazil, where he grew up listening to traditional forró. He taught himself to play accordion, drawing from the music of Luiz Gonzaga and Dominguinhos.
His debut album was called "Sou Apenas Um Homem Simples do Campo," which translates to "I Am Just a Simple Man from the Countryside." The title track became his most recognizable song.
In 2015, he faced plagiarism accusations from another artist, which led to a legal dispute.
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