Leandro da Águia
Leandro da Águia grew up in Belém, Brazil, where his father played percussion and exposed him to samba and forró. He started singing as a teenager, influenced...
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Leandro da Águia grew up in Belém, Brazil, where his father played percussion and exposed him to samba and forró. He started singing as a teenager, influenced by older Brazilian vocalists.
His 2006 debut single 'Clara Guerreira' became a hit across Brazil. The song's straightforward ballad structure and lyrics about resilience connected with listeners and established his career.
He released several albums including 'A Voz do Povo' in 2008 and 'Alma Brasileira' in 2010. Another track, 'Instituto de Artes 100 Anos,' appears among his most recognized songs.
In 2011, he faced plagiarism accusations from another artist but defended himself in court. He has also worked with organizations focused on social issues.
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