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Jean Dias
Jean Dias is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo who started performing in local churches. His song "Deus Pode Fazer o Milagre" became particularly...
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Jean Dias is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo who started performing in local churches. His song "Deus Pode Fazer o Milagre" became particularly well-known, though in 2010 there were some accusations about its similarity to another gospel track. He kept performing it anyway.
He signed with Sony BMG in 2005 and released his debut album "Eu Sou Livre" the following year. Other songs like "Fragmentos" and "Whisky Red Label (O Som É Na Garagem)" also appear in his catalog. His music draws from samba rhythms and gospel melodies, with a mix of pop and funk elements.
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