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Wesley Amaral
Wesley Amaral is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Salvador, Bahia. His father was a percussionist, and Wesley grew up around samba and axé music. As a...
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Wesley Amaral is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Salvador, Bahia. His father was a percussionist, and Wesley grew up around samba and axé music. As a teenager, he started playing in bands and writing songs that mixed reggae and soul influences.
In 2014, he released "Taradona," a song that became popular on Brazilian radio and streaming services. The track helped bring him wider attention. His lyrics sometimes touch on social issues like poverty and inequality.
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