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Danilo Kuhn
Danilo Kuhn is a Brazilian singer and guitarist from Rio de Janeiro. His music draws from samba, bossa nova, and MPB, and his lyrics show the influence of...
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Danilo Kuhn is a Brazilian singer and guitarist from Rio de Janeiro. His music draws from samba, bossa nova, and MPB, and his lyrics show the influence of writers like Fernando Pessoa and Clarice Lispector.
His song 'A Flauta da Vida' became particularly well-known. Other songs in his catalog include 'A Voz da América do Sul,' 'Amanhecer de Milonga,' and 'O Poeta e o Garimpeiro.'
He has worked with bassist Alexandre Felix and released albums including 'Terra' and 'Samba Universal.'
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