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José Carlos Rodrigues
José Carlos Rodrigues was born in Alcobaça, Portugal in 1936. In the early 1960s, he sang with the band Os 4 Mensageiros, which played traditional Portuguese...
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José Carlos Rodrigues was born in Alcobaça, Portugal in 1936. In the early 1960s, he sang with the band Os 4 Mensageiros, which played traditional Portuguese folk songs. He's best known for 'Lindo É o Por do Sol,' a song written by his friend José Niza that became popular in 1967.
Rodrigues recorded several albums, including 'José Carlos Rodrigues' in 1968, 'O Homem do Povo' in 1972, and 'Portugal' in 1975. He worked with guitarist António Mourão as his musical director. The singer died in 2010.
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