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Mayra Freitas
Mayra Freitas is a singer from Rio de Janeiro who released her self-titled debut album in 2015. The song "You Ruin Me" from that album became her most...
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Mayra Freitas is a singer from Rio de Janeiro who released her self-titled debut album in 2015. The song "You Ruin Me" from that album became her most recognizable track. She followed up with a second album called "Intimate" in 2019.
Her music includes songs like "Give You What You Like" and a version of "Head Over Feet" featuring Rodolfo. She has also recorded tracks such as "Sozinho" and "That I Would Be Good."
Freitas has performed at venues including Carnegie Hall in New York. She plays guitar and sings on her recordings.
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