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Dan Salles
Dan Salles came up in Goiás, Brazil, where he started playing local bars and festivals in the early 2000s. He put out his first album, 'Doce Paixão,' in 2010....
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Dan Salles came up in Goiás, Brazil, where he started playing local bars and festivals in the early 2000s. He put out his first album, 'Doce Paixão,' in 2010.
In 2015, his song 'Lembranças' caught on. It's a ballad about memories of a lost love that connected with listeners and got some chart play in Brazil. Another track, 'Porque É Tão Bom Te Amar,' also shows up in his catalog.
There was some noise around a plagiarism claim in 2018 concerning a song called 'Vingadora,' but it didn't stick. He's kept making sertanejo music since.
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