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Délcio Montenegro
Délcio Montenegro comes from Quixeramobim in Ceará. He started putting out his own music in the early 2000s, and his song "Perdoar É Divino" became widely...
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Délcio Montenegro comes from Quixeramobim in Ceará. He started putting out his own music in the early 2000s, and his song "Perdoar É Divino" became widely known after its release in 2006. The track's straightforward title and melody connected with listeners across Brazil.
His recordings include albums like the self-titled debut from 2003, the 2006 release that featured his well-known song, and later works such as "O Poder do Amor" and "Tudo Azul." He performs with a band that typically includes musicians on bass, drums, accordion, and percussion.
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