Breno Silva
Breno Silva is a Brazilian artist from Rio de Janeiro who came up with a song called "Cancelado (part. Badin)" that got some attention. He also has a track...
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Breno Silva is a Brazilian artist from Rio de Janeiro who came up with a song called "Cancelado (part. Badin)" that got some attention. He also has a track titled "Cantares 1." His debut album was called "Não Me Julgue" and came out in 2018, followed by "Cancelado" in 2021.
Silva's music sometimes touches on social themes, which has drawn both listeners and some criticism. He works with a band that includes Badin on vocals and guitar, Lucas Medeiros on bass, Bruno Lopes on drums, and Daniel Avelar on keyboard.
He grew up around different kinds of music, including samba and hip-hop, which shows up in what he makes. The rest of the story tends toward the promotional, so that's about what we have for now.
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