Flavinho Machado
Flavinho Machado came up in Salvador, where he started writing songs early on, drawing from samba and bossa nova. He put out his first album, 'Pra Sambar em...
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Flavinho Machado came up in Salvador, where he started writing songs early on, drawing from samba and bossa nova. He put out his first album, 'Pra Sambar em Paz,' in 2004, but it was a couple of years later that things really took off. In 2006, his track 'Explode Saudade' caught on nationally, its melody and lyrics connecting with a lot of people.
His music pulls from those Brazilian rhythms he grew up with, but he's not just doing traditional stuff. Songs like 'Não É Bem Assim' and 'O Rei e Os Três Espantos de Debret' show how he works with those sounds. He followed 'Explode Saudade' with albums like 'Cabaré do Chico' in 2007 and 'Samba de Axé' in 2010.
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