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Edu Lima
Edu Lima came up singing in local churches and open mics around Belo Horizonte. His debut album in 2005 shared its name with the song that became his biggest...
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Edu Lima came up singing in local churches and open mics around Belo Horizonte. His debut album in 2005 shared its name with the song that became his biggest hit, "Lágrimas São Palavras."
That track connected with listeners in Brazil, though some critics at the time questioned the sincerity behind its heartbreak themes. He worked with musicians like guitarists Lucas Santos and William Straube, and bassist Samuel Farias.
Later albums included titles like "Eu Amo Você" and "Deserto do Amor." He also recorded with other artists, including Ivete Sangalo.
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