Felipe D'Ávila
Felipe D'Ávila writes songs about rural Brazilian life, with tracks like "A Vida de Um Roceiro" and "Baile de Bugiu" among his most recognized. He comes from...
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Felipe D'Ávila writes songs about rural Brazilian life, with tracks like "A Vida de Um Roceiro" and "Baile de Bugiu" among his most recognized. He comes from Goiás, where he started making music early on.
His albums include A Vida de Um Roceiro from 2009, followed by Meu Rancho in 2011 and O Sabiá in 2013. Later records like Fruto do Meu Sertão and O Canto da Roça continued in a similar vein.
He has worked with other sertanejo artists including Leonardo and Zezé Di Camargo and Luciano. Some plagiarism accusations came up at one point, but he defended his work and the matter was resolved.
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