Torugo Teles
Torugo Teles grew up in Jataí, Goiás, where his father played accordion. He started writing songs that mixed sertanejo with Brazilian folk and rock, drawing...
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Torugo Teles grew up in Jataí, Goiás, where his father played accordion. He started writing songs that mixed sertanejo with Brazilian folk and rock, drawing from artists like Zé Ramalho and Belchior.
His first album came out in 2005, 'Torugo Teles e Trio Virgulino.' The track 'Minha Oração' got attention for its direct lyrics and melody. Other songs from that period include 'Simples Gestos' and 'Felicidade Real.'
In 2014, there was some noise about plagiarism claims on a song called 'Eu Não Quero Mais Te Amar.' He worked through that and kept recording. Later tracks like 'Fast Demais' featured Jão Luís, and 'Lição de Amar' showed up in his catalog.
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