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Klécius Caldas
Klécius Caldas was born in Juazeiro, Bahia in 1964. He started performing at bars and local festivals, and in 1993 released his debut album with the single...
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Klécius Caldas was born in Juazeiro, Bahia in 1964. He started performing at bars and local festivals, and in 1993 released his debut album with the single 'Marcha do Gago.' That song became an immediate hit, connecting with listeners through its playful take on speech impediments.
After 'Marcha do Gago,' Caldas put out more albums that touched on reggae, rock, and samba. Songs like '1910' and 'A Lua É Camarada' show the range he explored, though none matched the commercial reach of that first single. His open approach to his own speech challenges sometimes drew criticism, but he kept writing and performing on his own terms.
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