Luiz Paulo e Hernandes
Luiz Paulo e Hernandes are a Brazilian duo who started working together in the early 1980s. They signed with Warner Music in 1986 and put out their first...
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Luiz Paulo e Hernandes are a Brazilian duo who started working together in the early 1980s. They signed with Warner Music in 1986 and put out their first album the following year. Their song 'Fica Comigo' became popular around that time.
They released several albums through the early 1990s, including 'Sentimental Demais' in 1988, 'Por Amor' in 1990, and 'Loucos de Amor' in 1992. Their music found an audience on Brazilian radio during those years.
In 1995, the duo was involved in a plagiarism lawsuit filed by songwriter Milton Nascimento. The existing record doesn't detail how that situation was resolved.
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