João Paulo e Junior
João Paulo e Junior were Brazilian brothers who made pop music together in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their first album, 'Meu Primeiro Amor,' came out in...
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João Paulo e Junior were Brazilian brothers who made pop music together in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their first album, 'Meu Primeiro Amor,' came out in 1999. A song like 'Mulher de TPM' shows their style: straightforward pop with lyrics about everyday situations.
Their second album was called 'Amor de Verdade.' The title track did well, and they had other hits like 'Falta Pra Você' and 'Saudade Sua.' The music was mostly guitar-based pop that felt familiar to a lot of people in Brazil at the time.
In 2002, João Paulo was diagnosed with Machado-Joseph disease, a progressive genetic disorder. This created obvious difficulties for continuing as a performing duo. They had also faced a plagiarism accusation over the song 'Fico Assim sem Você' the previous year, though it was eventually dismissed.
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