Fábio Saraiva
Fábio Saraiva is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador, Bahia. His father was a musician who encouraged his early interest in music, which drew from...
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Fábio Saraiva is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador, Bahia. His father was a musician who encouraged his early interest in music, which drew from Brazilian samba and American R&B. Saraiva's debut album came out in 1999, followed by others like 'Entre o Sonho e a Vida' in 2003 and 'O Olhar' in 2010.
His song 'Aquele Olhar' became widely popular in Brazil. Other tracks like 'Bilhete' and 'Paixão Cor De Mel' also found an audience. Saraiva has worked with artists including Gilberto Gil, Daniela Mercury, and Caetano Veloso.
He performs with a band that includes percussionists, guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists. Saraiva's music tends toward romantic ballads and soulful vocals.
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