Lincoln Gomes
Lincoln Gomes is a Brazilian singer who first gained attention with his 2006 single "Parecia um Sonho." The song's gentle melody and straightforward lyrics...
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Lincoln Gomes is a Brazilian singer who first gained attention with his 2006 single "Parecia um Sonho." The song's gentle melody and straightforward lyrics about love and longing connected with listeners, becoming something of an anthem in his home country. He followed it with albums like Um Novo Tempo in 2008 and Infinito in 2010.
His music draws from R&B and soul influences, with songs like "Amores Imortais" and "e amor de mais" showing his preference for romantic themes. In 2011, his album Tudo pra Mim was at the center of plagiarism allegations, which he denied. He continued releasing music through the decade, including Amor Incondicional in 2013 and Retrô in 2017.
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