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Natalya Ericka
Natalya Ericka is a Brazilian singer from Salvador, Bahia. She started writing songs as a teenager and released her first album, 'Flor de Lótus,' in 2010. Her...
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Natalya Ericka is a Brazilian singer from Salvador, Bahia. She started writing songs as a teenager and released her first album, 'Flor de Lótus,' in 2010. Her music draws from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova.
Her 2014 single 'Amar É Deixar Você Ir' became a major hit in Brazil. Other songs like 'Carta pro Tempo (Acústico)' and 'Mundo Paralelo' show her range from acoustic arrangements to more produced tracks. She works with guitarist Thiago Araújo and bassist Edu Lour.
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