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Hagmenon Alves de Araujo
Hagmenon Alves de Araujo was born in 1921 in Salvador, Bahia. He recorded his most notable song, "Sentir o Pecado," in 1948. He continued recording music into...
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Hagmenon Alves de Araujo was born in 1921 in Salvador, Bahia. He recorded his most notable song, "Sentir o Pecado," in 1948.
He continued recording music into the following decades. Other albums included "Espera" in 1951 and "Na Bahia Tem" in 1962. His work is often mentioned in discussions about artistic expression and censorship in mid-20th century Brazil.
Hagmenon Alves de Araujo died in 1999. His song "Sentir o Pecado" remains the piece he is best known for.
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