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Karen Francis
Karen Francis came up in Rio de Janeiro, working a mix of bossa nova and samba with pop elements. The band's early single 'Uma Metade' from 2002 got some...
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Karen Francis came up in Rio de Janeiro, working a mix of bossa nova and samba with pop elements. The band's early single 'Uma Metade' from 2002 got some attention, followed by albums like 'Som da Alma' in 2005 and 'Brisas do Mar' in 2008. Other songs like 'Acontecer' and 'Canta Passarinho' show the same gentle, melodic approach.
The group included Karen Francis on vocals, with André Campos on guitar, Pedro Braga on bass, and Lucas Lima on drums, all of whom also sang. They kept recording through the 2010s with titles like 'Jardim das Flores' and 'Sinfonia Urbana'.
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