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Pedro Landau
Pedro Landau came up in Santos, Brazil, where he grew up around classical music, bossa nova, and rock. He started playing professionally in the late 1990s...
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Pedro Landau came up in Santos, Brazil, where he grew up around classical music, bossa nova, and rock. He started playing professionally in the late 1990s with a band called Pedro Landau e a Banda do Sol, which put out albums like "Luz do Sol" in 1999 and "A Cor do Tempo" in 2002.
He went solo in 2005 with a self-titled album that included "Além do Inesperado." The song caught on for its emotional weight and straightforward lyrics, and it became his most recognizable track. Landau stepped back from music for a while in the early 2010s, but he eventually returned to performing.
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