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Glaydson Silva
Glaydson Silva is a Brazilian singer from Belo Horizonte. His 2010 debut album 'Coração na Mão' included the song 'Me Ensina A Te Amar,' which became a hit...
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Glaydson Silva is a Brazilian singer from Belo Horizonte. His 2010 debut album 'Coração na Mão' included the song 'Me Ensina A Te Amar,' which became a hit across Brazil. The track's straightforward melody and direct lyrics connected with listeners, giving Silva his first real break.
He followed that album with others like 'Alma Serrana' in 2015 and an acoustic release in 2019. Silva has worked with other Brazilian artists including Bruno and Marrone. In 2016, there were some questions about originality around his song 'Ser Feliz,' though nothing was formally proven.
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