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Gui Amado
Gui Amado is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador. His debut single 'Ao Partir do Pão' came out in 2016 and found an audience across the country. He...
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Gui Amado is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Salvador. His debut single 'Ao Partir do Pão' came out in 2016 and found an audience across the country. He followed it with albums like 'Ouro' in 2018 and 'Refúgio' in 2020.
His music pulls from Brazilian styles like samba, bossa nova, and axé, which you can hear in songs like 'Axé é Festa, Folia e Amor'. He mixes those with pop and rock elements. The lyrics tend to deal with love and everyday struggles.
In 2019, Amado faced accusations of plagiarizing another artist's lyrics. He apologized publicly. The episode stirred debate but didn't stop his output.
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