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Gustavo Dourado
Gustavo Dourado started putting out music in the mid-80s from Rio de Janeiro. His first album came out in 1984, and a few years later he had a hit with the...
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Gustavo Dourado started putting out music in the mid-80s from Rio de Janeiro. His first album came out in 1984, and a few years later he had a hit with the single "Diana Má." The song got some attention and helped build an audience for his work.
He kept recording through the 90s, making albums like "De Uns Tempos Pra Cá" and "A Vida." His music pulled from Brazilian styles like samba and bossa nova, and he sometimes worked with other musicians from that scene.
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