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Erick Munis
Erick Munis came up in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s. His song 'Uma Bossa Pro Meu Bem' was a hit in 1997, leading off his debut album 'Acústico.' He grew...
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Erick Munis came up in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s. His song 'Uma Bossa Pro Meu Bem' was a hit in 1997, leading off his debut album 'Acústico.'
He grew up listening to Brazilian artists like Djavan and Gilberto Gil. The melody for 'Uma Bossa Pro Meu Bem' was written in the mid-1990s.
In 2005, there were accusations that another song of his, 'Minha Razão,' resembled a Portuguese fado tune. Munis addressed the situation publicly.
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