Erivan Batista
Erivan Batista came from Curvelândia and started writing songs in the 1980s. His 1988 debut album shared its name with the song "Sei Que Errei," which became...
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Erivan Batista came from Curvelândia and started writing songs in the 1980s. His 1988 debut album shared its name with the song "Sei Que Errei," which became his most recognizable track. That ballad about regret connected with listeners and helped establish him as a singer in Brazil's seresta style.
His music often dealt with romantic themes and personal reflection. Songs like "Abraça-me" and "Céu" followed a similar emotional pattern. He released several albums through the 1990s, including "Deixa Eu Te Amar" in 1991 and "Não Quero Ver Você Triste" in 1993.
In 2000, Batista faced plagiarism accusations regarding his song "Me Apaixonei Pela Pessoa Errada." The claims were eventually dismissed, but the episode created some public discussion around his work. He continued recording into the mid-1990s with albums like "Pensando em Você."
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