Geovan Morais
Geovan Morais grew up in Cabedelo, Brazil, and started playing guitar early. His debut album came out in 1995, with the title track 'Dona Felicidade' becoming...
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Geovan Morais grew up in Cabedelo, Brazil, and started playing guitar early. His debut album came out in 1995, with the title track 'Dona Felicidade' becoming a hit. The song is a ballad about a woman named Felicidade.
He released other albums like 'Dois Caminhos' in 2000, 'Capoeira' in 2004, and 'Meu Brasil' in 2009. His music mixes Brazilian rhythms with pop elements. He has worked with musicians including guitarist Bruno Morais, bassist Fabrício Mota, drummer Rangel Torres, and percussionist Paulo Neto.
Morais has also collaborated with artists like Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Maria Bethânia. In 2012, there were plagiarism accusations about his song 'Táxi Lunar,' but they were dismissed.
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