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Edu Lemos
Edu Lemos is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who gained attention in the early 2000s with his song 'Da Janela.' That track became a chart-topping hit,...
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Da Janela
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Sertão Baião
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Cordeiro Santo
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Misericórdia
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Talarico é Ela
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Voz do Coração
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Da Janela
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Sertão Baião
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Cordeiro Santo
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Misericórdia
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Talarico é Ela
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Voz do Coração
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Tudo Acabado
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Edu Lemos is a Brazilian singer from Rio de Janeiro who gained attention in the early 2000s with his song 'Da Janela.' That track became a chart-topping hit, leading to national recognition. He has released several albums including 'Canções de Ninar para Durmir Acordado' in 2003, 'Dia de Festa' in 2009, and 'O Poeta' in 2016.
His music draws from Brazilian styles like bossa nova and samba, often with a pop sensibility. Other songs in his catalog include 'Cordeiro Santo,' 'Misericórdia,' 'Sertão Baião,' and 'Talarico é Ela.' He has worked with musicians like guitarist Pedro Miranda and bassist Rodrigo Tavares, and has collaborated with artists including Ivete Sangalo and Gilberto Gil.
In 2009, Lemos was arrested for drug possession, an incident that affected his public image. He continued recording and performing afterward, maintaining a presence in Brazilian music through his albums and live shows.
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