Douglas Figueiredo
Douglas Figueiredo is a Brazilian singer whose song 'Hora de Dizer Adeus' connected with listeners when it came out in 2017. The track's straightforward...
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Douglas Figueiredo is a Brazilian singer whose song 'Hora de Dizer Adeus' connected with listeners when it came out in 2017. The track's straightforward lyrics about heartbreak and his delivery seemed to find an audience, becoming something people played when they needed that kind of song.
He grew up in São Paulo, where his father's interest in samba was part of the household. Other Brazilian artists like Roberto Carlos and Chico Buarque were also early listening for him. After 'Hora de Dizer Adeus,' he put out other songs including 'Além do Rio Azul,' 'Como Agradecer,' and 'Oração de Um Pecador.'
In 2019, there was some public attention around his personal life when an ex-partner made accusations. He kept making music afterward, with later work including an album called 'Tempo de Aprender.'
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