Daniel Campos
Daniel Campos is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo. His song 'Edredom' became a hit in Brazil, drawing attention with its sparse arrangement and emotional...
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Daniel Campos is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo. His song 'Edredom' became a hit in Brazil, drawing attention with its sparse arrangement and emotional delivery. He followed it with albums like 'Sem Título' in 2003 and 'Livre' in 2006.
Campos has worked with other Brazilian artists including Marisa Monte and Ivan Lins. Another track, 'Paris', appears among his most recognized songs. He's been open about dealing with depression and anxiety, and in 2012 faced plagiarism accusations related to 'Edredom' that stirred some public discussion.
His band includes Anderson Souza on drums, Rogerio Ribeiro on bass, Thiago Garcia on guitar, and Junior Lima on keyboards. Later albums like 'O Som do Coração' from 2010 and 'Tudo Vai Passar' from 2014 continued his output.
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