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Félix Notiço
Félix Notiço is a Brazilian singer from Natal who started releasing music around 2000. His self-titled debut album came out that year, followed by records...
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Félix Notiço is a Brazilian singer from Natal who started releasing music around 2000. His self-titled debut album came out that year, followed by records like "Maior" in 2003, "Identidade" in 2007, and "Encontro" in 2012.
He's known for songs like "Maior," "Estou a Amar," and "Pobre Coração." Early on, some critics questioned his vocal approach, but he kept working with musicians like guitarist Pedro de Castro, bassist Luiz Macedo, and drummer Caio Zamataro.
That 2003 song "Maior" became his most recognizable track. It's the one people mention when they talk about his music.
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