Tanure Lima
Tanure Lima came up in Salvador, Brazil, where he first played percussion and sang with the Olodum group. He went solo in 2014, and his song 'Algo de Bom' got...
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Tanure Lima came up in Salvador, Brazil, where he first played percussion and sang with the Olodum group. He went solo in 2014, and his song 'Algo de Bom' got some attention for its hopeful, rhythmic feel. His other tracks like 'Ao Ler Os Versos de Cada Canção' and 'Eu Preciso' follow a similar vein, mixing Afro-Brazilian beats with straightforward vocal delivery.
He has put out albums like 'Nação' and 'Voz e Tambores', and at times worked with figures like Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso. There was some talk about plagiarism in 2016, but he kept recording after that. The music doesn't really chase trends, it stays close to the percussion and vocal style he started with in Salvador.
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