Eddy Carlos o Cantor Dançarino
Eddy Carlos was a Brazilian singer active in the 1960s, known by the nickname O Cantor Dançarino, or The Singing Dancer. He had a hit in 1966 with the song...
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Eddy Carlos was a Brazilian singer active in the 1960s, known by the nickname O Cantor Dançarino, or The Singing Dancer. He had a hit in 1966 with the song 'Amor Sem Fim'. His recorded work includes tracks like 'Chega de Lê Lê Lê' and 'Dançar Vaneira'.
He was born in 1940 and grew up in Rio de Janeiro. The existing history mentions he was influenced by João Gilberto and that his performances were sometimes considered flamboyant. His later music incorporated elements beyond samba and bossa nova.
His catalog includes the album 'Amor Sem Fim' from 1966 and another titled 'O Cantor Dançarino'. Other songs from his repertoire are 'O Rei do Bailão Chegou' and 'Puxa Folé', which featured Mario Barbosa.
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