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Dalvany Cândido
Dalvany Cândido grew up in São João da Boa Vista, where she started singing and writing songs. Her first album, 'Prosperidade,' came out in 2002, followed by...
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Dalvany Cândido grew up in São João da Boa Vista, where she started singing and writing songs. Her first album, 'Prosperidade,' came out in 2002, followed by 'Paz do Meu Coração' in 2004 and 'Do Amor Que Não Acaba' in 2006.
In 2008, she released 'Sete Palavras,' a song about the last words of Jesus Christ. It became her most well-known track, along with others like 'Não Temas' and 'O Homem Que Sabe Tudo.' The song drew some criticism from religious groups, but it also brought her wider attention.
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