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Sétimo Coiote
Sétimo Coiote came out of Brazil in the early 1980s. Their 1982 album "Fruto Proibido" got them noticed, with the title track becoming a hit. The band was led...
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Sétimo Coiote came out of Brazil in the early 1980s. Their 1982 album "Fruto Proibido" got them noticed, with the title track becoming a hit. The band was led by vocalist and songwriter Carlinhos Brown.
Their music mixed samba, reggae, funk, and Afro-Brazilian rhythms. Songs like "Meu Sonho" carried that blend, with lyrics that often touched on social issues. They faced some accusations of plagiarism early on, but kept making music.
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