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Devenilson & Delvair
Devenilson da Silva and Delvair Oliveira met in Salvador, Bahia, and started making music together. Their song "Agora Complicou" came out in 2016 and became a...
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Devenilson da Silva and Delvair Oliveira met in Salvador, Bahia, and started making music together. Their song "Agora Complicou" came out in 2016 and became a hit in Brazil, mixing forró, samba, and axé.
That song sparked some debate about its lyrics, with some people finding them honest and others calling them vulgar. The attention helped make it one of the most talked-about tracks around that time.
They kept working as a duo after that, though the existing information doesn't detail much about what came next.
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