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Otávio Elemiah
Otávio Elemiah came from Itabira, Minas Gerais, and started writing songs early, influenced by figures like Milton Nascimento. He moved to Rio de Janeiro...
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Otávio Elemiah came from Itabira, Minas Gerais, and started writing songs early, influenced by figures like Milton Nascimento. He moved to Rio de Janeiro around age 20 and worked with musicians including Paulo César and Antônio Adolfo.
His band's self-titled debut came out in 1973, followed by 'Cavalo de Prata' which found a wider audience. The song 'Caminho Verde' appeared in 1974, built around acoustic guitar and vocals that connected with listeners.
Another track, 'Vi Anjo,' also became part of his recorded work. The details of his later career and personal challenges aren't clearly documented in reliable sources.
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