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João Paulo (O Príncipe)
João Paulo, often called O Príncipe, came up in Salvador, Bahia. His debut album shared its name with the song 'Eu Sou Só Teu,' a ballad that caught on in the...
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João Paulo, often called O Príncipe, came up in Salvador, Bahia. His debut album shared its name with the song 'Eu Sou Só Teu,' a ballad that caught on in the early 1990s. He's mentioned Roberto Carlos and Tim Maia as influences.
His music tends toward romantic themes, with songs like 'Bate o Pé,' 'Só Quero Te Amar,' and 'Só Pra Você' in his catalog. He's worked with musicians including Sérgio Rocha on guitar, Sérgio Carvalho on bass, Marquinhos on drums, and Amilton on keyboards.
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