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Victor Cardim
Victor Cardim was a Brazilian singer and composer from Santos. His song 'Brasil, o Meu Brasil' became widely known in the early 1960s, connecting with...
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Olhar
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Pela Sua Voz
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Praga
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Cansei de Sofrer
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Dama do Amor
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Minha Maior Magia
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Não Procuro Mais o Amor
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Sonho de Amor
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Tempo Que Me Resta
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Único Amor
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Amigo
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Brasil
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Brasil, o Meu Brasil
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Dentro do Oceano
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Desculpa-me Por Te Amar
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Doce Veneno
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Victor Cardim was a Brazilian singer and composer from Santos. His song 'Brasil, o Meu Brasil' became widely known in the early 1960s, connecting with listeners through its straightforward expression of national feeling. He worked with musicians like João Donato on piano and Luiz Bonfá on guitar.
Cardim recorded other songs including 'Amigo' and 'Cansei de Sofrer.' His music drew from samba and bossa nova, but he wasn't strictly confined to those styles. The album 'Brasil, o Meu Brasil' came out in 1961, followed by releases like 'Victor Cardim Canta' in 1963 and 'Samba Triste' in 1964.
He sometimes expressed political views that stirred discussion. Cardim kept recording through the mid-1960s, putting out 'Bossa Nova de Cardim' in 1965. His voice had a plain, direct quality that suited the material.
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