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Maverick Benedicto
Maverick Benedicto came up in São Paulo, where he grew up listening to Brazilian music like samba and bossa nova. He started putting out records in the early...
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Maverick Benedicto came up in São Paulo, where he grew up listening to Brazilian music like samba and bossa nova. He started putting out records in the early 2000s, and his debut album was called 'Alma Brasileira.'
His second album, 'Com Você Aqui,' had the title track that became a hit. Other songs people know include 'Donos do Mundo' and 'Máscaras.'
Benedicto has talked about dealing with mental health issues in recent years, and he's mentioned trying to use his position to bring more attention to that.
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