Sebastião Lima
Sebastião Lima is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from São Paulo. In 1995, he composed 'Hino de Umuarama,' which became an anthem for that city in Paraná state....
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Sebastião Lima is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from São Paulo. In 1995, he composed 'Hino de Umuarama,' which became an anthem for that city in Paraná state. The song's success brought him wider recognition.
He has recorded other municipal anthems like 'Hino de Rio Azul - PR' and 'Hino de São Francisco do Sul.' His albums include 'Canções do Meu Brasil' from 2002, 'Alma Sertaneja' from 2007, and 'Histórias do Caminho' from 2015.
Lima has worked with other Brazilian musicians including Chitãozinho & Xororó, Roberta Miranda, and Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano. In 2010, there was a legal dispute over the authorship of 'Hino de Umuarama' that was resolved in his favor.
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