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Décio Bodaly
Décio Bodaly started his recording career in 1988 with an album called "Família." The title track from that record became a hit, establishing him as a singer...
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Décio Bodaly started his recording career in 1988 with an album called "Família." The title track from that record became a hit, establishing him as a singer from Rio de Janeiro. He followed it with albums like "Gente Humilde" in 1991 and "Amor e Vida" in 1994.
His music often deals with family and social themes, set to Brazilian rhythms. Songs like "Jó" and "Reina" are part of his catalog. He has worked with a band that includes Jorge Lima on bass and Kiko Marques on drums.
In the early 2000s, Bodaly faced some legal issues related to finances, which led to a break from recording. He returned to music afterward, releasing albums like "Novo Horizonte" in 2005 and a self-titled record in 2017.
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