Tony Henrick
Tony Henrick came up in Pedra Redonda, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. He started singing and playing guitar in local church choirs and youth groups,...
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Tony Henrick came up in Pedra Redonda, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. He started singing and playing guitar in local church choirs and youth groups, drawing from the samba and MPB sounds around him.
His 2016 single "Coração Em Pedaços" broke through nationally.
In 2019, he faced plagiarism accusations that he denied. He released albums like "O Sentimento Que Não Passa" in 2017 and "Vivendo um Sonho" in 2021. His band's sound pulls from Brazilian funk, soul, and R&B.
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