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David Arnald
David Arnald is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro who started playing guitar and singing early on. He wrote 'Linda Sereia' in the mid-1980s, drawing...
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David Arnald is a Brazilian musician from Rio de Janeiro who started playing guitar and singing early on. He wrote 'Linda Sereia' in the mid-1980s, drawing from Brazilian rhythms and folk music. The song came out in 1985 and became widely known in Brazil.
In the late 1990s, there were accusations of plagiarism around 'Linda Sereia,' but they didn't stick. Arnald kept making albums like 'Estrela do Mar' in 1987 and 'A Voz do Coração' in 1995. He worked with musicians including guitarist Sérgio Hinds, bassist Ricardo Feghali, and percussionist Marcos Suzano.
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