Meire Lima
Meire Lima came up singing in clubs and festivals around Salvador, Bahia, where she grew up. Her first album came out in 1996, but it was the 2000 single...
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Meire Lima came up singing in clubs and festivals around Salvador, Bahia, where she grew up. Her first album came out in 1996, but it was the 2000 single 'Eternamente Adorado' that really connected with people and became a national hit in Brazil.
She kept recording after that, putting out albums like 'Maré' in 2003 and 'Identidade' in 2006. Her voice has a warmth that works in different settings, and she's sung with artists like Gilberto Gil and Djavan.
Beyond 'Eternamente Adorado,' songs like 'Não Importa o Vento Que Vier' and 'Eu Quero o Meu Milagre' are part of her catalog. There was a legal dispute over the rights to her big hit in 2004, which she eventually won.
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