Danilo Lemos
Danilo Lemos comes from Fortaleza in northeastern Brazil, where he started writing songs influenced by forró rhythms and the poetic tradition of MPB. His...
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Danilo Lemos comes from Fortaleza in northeastern Brazil, where he started writing songs influenced by forró rhythms and the poetic tradition of MPB. His debut album 'Um Novo Tempo' came out in 2011, with its title track gaining attention online.
His 2012 album '32 Vezes' included the song of the same name, a ballad that became one of his better-known works. Other tracks like 'Agora eu sou mais um' and 'Beijos, Cervejas e Areia Nos Sapatos' show his tendency toward reflective, personal writing.
In 2015, Lemos faced plagiarism allegations that he denied. He's worked with musicians including guitarist Marcos Coelho and bassist Bruno Silveira, and has recorded with artists like Chico Buarque and Gilberto Gil.
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