Robson Sêmog
Robson Sêmog is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo who first appeared in the early 1980s. His debut album 'Sêmog' came out in 1981, and he's best known for...
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Robson Sêmog is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo who first appeared in the early 1980s. His debut album 'Sêmog' came out in 1981, and he's best known for the Christmas song 'Isso é Natal' from his 1988 album 'Feliz Natal'. That track has become something of a seasonal standard in Brazil.
Beyond the holiday tune, his catalog includes songs like 'Caldo de Buchada' and 'É Pra Tocar No Paredão', which suggest a broader range than just Christmas music. He's also recorded tracks with titles like 'Gol do Frango(meu Paredão)' and 'Idem'.
There were some legal issues around copyright in the early 1990s that interrupted his work for a time. His music has occasionally touched on social themes, though the specifics aren't detailed in what we have.
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