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Fredy Vianna
Fredy Vianna came up in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1980s, first playing with the band Sambamor before going solo. His 1992 debut album 'A Essência Que Me...
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Fredy Vianna came up in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1980s, first playing with the band Sambamor before going solo. His 1992 debut album 'A Essência Que Me Seduz' gave him a hit with the title track, a ballad about love's pull that stuck around in his set lists.
His music pulls from samba and axé, with lyrics that sometimes stirred things up. He had a run-in with the law in 2000 over drug allegations that didn't stick, but he kept writing and recording through it.
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