Divo Pereira
Divo Pereira was a Brazilian singer-songwriter. In 1969, he wrote "Feelings (Intro)," a song that became widely known. He recorded other tracks like "And in...
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Divo Pereira was a Brazilian singer-songwriter. In 1969, he wrote "Feelings (Intro)," a song that became widely known. He recorded other tracks like "And in the End... (Final)" and "Crying Isn't a Sign Of Weakness."
He worked with musicians including guitarist Luiz Bonfá, bassist Paulo Moura, and drummer Milton Banana. His music often dealt with emotional themes, as titles like "Dear L (i need u)" and "Dear Valentine's Day..." suggest.
Pereira's career had some early difficulties, but he kept recording. His songs remained in circulation in Brazil and elsewhere.
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