Ronaldo Dimel
Ronaldo Dimel, sometimes known as Ronnie DiCicco, was a Brazilian singer who recorded in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He had a hit with 'Passaram Mel Em...
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Ronaldo Dimel, sometimes known as Ronnie DiCicco, was a Brazilian singer who recorded in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He had a hit with 'Passaram Mel Em Mim,' a song that mixed samba and bossa nova. The track's suggestive lyrics about love and sexuality drew some criticism at the time, but it remained popular.
He started with a group called The Fevers in the mid-1960s before going solo. His debut album came out in 1969 and included 'Passaram Mel Em Mim.' He put out a few more records after that, like 'Ronnie DiCicco II' in 1970 and 'Mel em Mim' in 1971. Another song people remember is 'Sua Decisão.'
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