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Dodô e Fábio Lemos
Dodô e Fábio Lemos were a Brazilian duo from Salvador, Bahia. They worked together from at least 2003 through 2015, releasing several albums that mixed samba,...
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Dodô e Fábio Lemos were a Brazilian duo from Salvador, Bahia. They worked together from at least 2003 through 2015, releasing several albums that mixed samba, reggae, and funk with pop. Their song 'Ipad' became a point of discussion in 2012, with its music video touching on social media and technology use.
Their first album came out in 2003, and they followed it with records like 'Som do Bem' in 2005 and 'Alma Brasileira' in 2015. The lyrics in some of their music addressed social and political topics, which sometimes drew attention from different groups.
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