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Peão Carreiro e Mulatinho
Peão Carreiro e Mulatinho were a Brazilian sertanejo duo from Goiás who started performing in the 1950s. Their 1971 song "Mundo Velho Sem Porteira" became a...
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Amor Cativo
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Bobo Desejo
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Coração Cafona
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Desiludido
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Eu Gostava Tanto Dela
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Falso Juramento
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Florisbela
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Fracasso da Vida
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Menina Triste
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Milagre do Amor
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Muito Mais Amor
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Pobre de Mim
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Prece de Amor
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Presente de Aniversário
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Quatro Horas de Atraso
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Recordar É Sofrer (Não Deves Recordar)
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Peão Carreiro e Mulatinho were a Brazilian sertanejo duo from Goiás who started performing in the 1950s. Their 1971 song "Mundo Velho Sem Porteira" became a major hit, capturing something about rural life that resonated widely. They recorded other songs like "Amor Cativo" and "Boi Cigano" that became staples of the genre.
Pedro Raimundo, known as Peão Carreiro, sang lead and played viola. José Dias Nunes, called Mulatinho, handled rhythm guitar and harmonies. Their partnership lasted through several albums including "Ordem e Progresso" in 1968 and "O Peãozinho e a Moça" in 1973.
Their music drew from traditional sertanejo but had a directness that connected with listeners. While their early work faced some skepticism, songs like "Mundo Velho Sem Porteira" eventually helped define what Brazilian country music could sound like on a national scale.
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