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Pedro de Almeida
Pedro de Almeida wrote the song "Quero Te Dar a Paz" in 1974. The lyrics carried a message about peace and unity that connected with listeners in Brazil at...
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Pedro de Almeida wrote the song "Quero Te Dar a Paz" in 1974. The lyrics carried a message about peace and unity that connected with listeners in Brazil at the time.
He was born in Rio de Janeiro and grew up hearing samba and bossa nova. The music of João Gilberto and Tom Jobim was part of that environment.
He kept making music afterward, working with different styles like jazz and pop on later recordings.
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