Leopoldo Froes
Leopoldo Froes came up in Minas Gerais, Brazil, and started singing in local choirs. His career shifted in 2008 with his self-titled debut album, which...
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Leopoldo Froes came up in Minas Gerais, Brazil, and started singing in local choirs. His career shifted in 2008 with his self-titled debut album, which included the song 'Mimosa.' That track, a quiet ballad about love and loss, connected with listeners and brought him wider attention.
'Mimosa' also drew accusations of plagiarism, with some critics saying it sounded too much like a Chico Buarque composition. Froes denied it, and the talk eventually faded. He kept making albums like 'No Fundo do Coração' in 2010 and 'O Tempo e o Rio' in 2013, working with sounds from bossa nova and samba.
Another of his songs, 'Cachaça,' appears among his most recognized work. In 2015, he was arrested on drug possession charges, which complicated his public story. He released 'Circo de Fogo' the following year.
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