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JVM
JVM is a Brazilian duo from Belo Horizonte, formed in 2017 by João Vitor da Silva and Murilo Huff. Their name comes from their first names. They gained...
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JVM is a Brazilian duo from Belo Horizonte, formed in 2017 by João Vitor da Silva and Murilo Huff. Their name comes from their first names. They gained attention with their 2018 single 'Sem Você,' a ballad about lost love that connected with listeners. The song's straightforward emotional quality seemed to work for them.
Their music tends to focus on romantic themes. They released a debut album called 'Pra Sempre' in 2020, followed by others like 'Sem Filtro' and 'De Corações Abertos.' The pair's vocal harmonies are a recognizable part of their sound. They've faced some public scrutiny, including plagiarism claims around a song called 'Amor e Ódio' in 2019, which they denied.
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