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Haroldo Gumes
Haroldo Gumes came up in Salvador, Brazil, where he started playing guitar and singing. He formed a band in the early 2000s that mixed Brazilian rhythms with...
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Haroldo Gumes came up in Salvador, Brazil, where he started playing guitar and singing. He formed a band in the early 2000s that mixed Brazilian rhythms with pop. Their 2005 debut album "Talvez Você" gave them their first real attention, with the title track becoming a hit.
That song "Talvez Você" was a ballad about love and longing that stuck around. They put out a couple more albums after that, but the plagiarism claims around "Sonho de Amor" in 2010 created some noise. Gumes said the song was original, and the band kept going.
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