Perito e Paquera
Perito e Paquera is a Brazilian duo from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. They started performing together in local bars and clubs in the early 2000s. Their...
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Perito e Paquera is a Brazilian duo from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. They started performing together in local bars and clubs in the early 2000s. Their breakthrough came with the 2005 single "Camisa Branca," which became a radio hit across Brazil.
After "Camisa Branca" took off, they signed a record deal and toured extensively. They released albums like Vai Dar Samba in 2006 and Só Hits in 2008. Other songs include "Casa Vazia" with Pedro Bento e Zé da Estrada and "Tem-tem (Ave do Espirito Santo)."
In 2009, Perito was involved in a public altercation that led to his arrest. The duo continued performing through that period.
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