Samuel Dutra Jr.
Samuel Dutra Jr. came up in Brazilian sertanejo music, eventually gaining national attention with his 2006 single "Último Pedido." He followed that with...
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Samuel Dutra Jr. came up in Brazilian sertanejo music, eventually gaining national attention with his 2006 single "Último Pedido." He followed that with albums like "Dois Corações Feridos" in 2007 and "Sampa" in 2009, working with a band that included accordion player Bruno Sousa and guitarist Marcelo Ramos.
His music sometimes drew public criticism, with some finding his manner unprofessional. He kept recording through it, putting out "O Amor É Mais Forte" in 2011 and "O Som da Paixão" in 2013. Another track, "Gordinho da Evoque," also became one of his better-known songs.
Outside of performing, Dutra Jr. has been involved with charities focused on underprivileged communities.
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