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Val Hoffmann
Val Hoffmann came from Bragança Paulista, Brazil, and started performing professionally in the mid-1950s. Her 1963 recording of "À Moda do Amor" became her...
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Val Hoffmann came from Bragança Paulista, Brazil, and started performing professionally in the mid-1950s. Her 1963 recording of "À Moda do Amor" became her best-known song, a romantic ballad that found an audience across Brazil and beyond.
She toured Europe and South America, and her discography grew to include other songs like "Deus Dará" and "Foi A Saudade." In the more conservative Brazil of that era, her stage presence and lyrics drew both fans and critics, with some finding her too provocative while others saw her as someone pushing against social norms.
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