Lucas Cardoso
Lucas Cardoso is a Brazilian singer from Belo Horizonte. His 2019 song "Como É Bom Ouvir Sua Voz" became a significant hit, bringing him wider attention....
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Lucas Cardoso is a Brazilian singer from Belo Horizonte. His 2019 song "Como É Bom Ouvir Sua Voz" became a significant hit, bringing him wider attention. Other songs like "Toda Vez Que Você Chorar" and "Bom Dia Sol, Boa Noite Lua" are also part of his catalog.
He has released albums including "Alma Brasileira" in 2020, "Nosso Amor" in 2022, and a live recording from Salvador in 2023. He has worked with other Brazilian artists like Marisa Monte and Seu Jorge.
In 2021, there were some accusations about a song's composition, though these were later dismissed. His band includes musicians such as Diego Oliveira on guitar and Débora Gurgel on backing vocals.
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