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Fernando Mira
Fernando Mira is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who came up in Rio de Janeiro. He released his debut album 'Amor em Canção' in 2010, followed by 'Alma...
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Fernando Mira is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who came up in Rio de Janeiro. He released his debut album 'Amor em Canção' in 2010, followed by 'Alma Brasileira' not long after. His song 'Em Minhas Mãos' came out in 2014 and became his most recognized work.
His music draws from Brazilian popular traditions, with songs like 'Jesus' and 'Senhor' showing his vocal style and lyrical focus. The track 'Em Minhas Mãos' gained particular attention, though its release was later accompanied by some public discussion about its origins.
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