Tempero Carioca
Tempero Carioca formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s, playing a mix of samba, pagode, and MPB. Their song 'Boemia Meu Prazer' became a national hit and...
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Tempero Carioca formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s, playing a mix of samba, pagode, and MPB. Their song 'Boemia Meu Prazer' became a national hit and helped establish them. The original lineup included Leandro Lehart on vocals, Daniel Gonzaga on guitar and vocals, Jorge Aragão on cavaquinho and vocals, and Leandro Sapucahy on percussion.
In 2009, Leandro Lehart left the band to pursue a solo career, which led to lineup changes as they continued recording. They released albums like 'Tempero Carioca' in 2003, 'Só Lazer' in 2004, and 'Ao Vivo no Rio' in 2010. Other songs in their catalog include 'Nosso Amor Tinha de Tudo' and 'Pérolas'.
In 2017, Brazilian singer-songwriter Seu Jorge claimed co-authorship of 'Boemia Meu Prazer,' resulting in a legal dispute that was later resolved in Tempero Carioca's favor.
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