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Wallace Fontes
Wallace Fontes is a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia. His 2017 single "Correndo Atrás" became a national hit, with its melody and lyrics connecting...
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Wallace Fontes is a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia. His 2017 single "Correndo Atrás" became a national hit, with its melody and lyrics connecting with listeners. He followed it with albums like "Favelado Não É Bandido" in 2019 and "A Voz da Periferia" in 2021.
His songs often address social themes, and he performs with a band called Os Garotos do Bom. Other tracks like "Donzela" and "Reflexão" show his range, mixing Afro-Brazilian rhythms with hip-hop and funk elements. The music has a direct, unfiltered quality that doesn't smooth over rough edges.
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