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Odair & Edielo
Odair José and Edielso Santana started working together in the early 1960s as Odair & Edielo. Their song 'Alerta' came out in 1963 and caught on with...
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Odair José and Edielso Santana started working together in the early 1960s as Odair & Edielo. Their song 'Alerta' came out in 1963 and caught on with listeners, becoming one of their best-known tracks.
They put out records like Alerta in 1963, A Suburbanos in 1966, Sociedade in 1970, and Brasil, Brasil in 1974. Odair handled lead vocals, guitar, and songwriting, while Edielso played bass and sang backup.
They kept writing and performing through that period, with tunes like 'Divino Momento' and 'Sob Medida' also in their catalog.
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