Silva
Lúcio Silva de Souza, known professionally as Silva, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. He was born on July 3, 1988, in Vitória, Espírito Santo. Silva began his music career in 2012 with the release of his debut EP, simply titled 2012. Soon afterwards, he released his first studio album, Claridão (2012), under the SLAP label. This was followed by Vista pro Mar (2014), which featured guest vocals from Fernanda Takai on the track "Okinawa." This album was ranked the eighth-best Brazilian album of the year by Rolling Stone Brazil. In 2015, he collaborated with Lulu Santos and Don L on the song "Noite," which appeared on his first live album, Vista pro Mar (Ao Vivo) (2015). That same year, Silva released his third studio album Júpiter (2015), which spawned singles such as "Eu Sempre Quis," "Feliz e Ponto," and "Sufoco." Also in 2015, he contributed to the compilation album Mar Azul - Sons de Minas Gerais with his cover of the Lô Borges song "Um Girassol da Cor de Seu Cabelo." In 2016, Silva shifted his focus towards MPB (Brazilian Popular Music) and introduced a tour titled "Silva Canta Marisa," covering songs by Marisa Monte. This resulted in an album of the same name. His second live album, Silva Canta Marisa Ao Vivo, was released in 2017. Over the next few years, Silva released albums such as 2018's gold-selling Brasileiro and 2020's Cinco. In 2022, Silva won the iBest Award for Influenciador Espírito Santo.
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Fica Tudo Bem (Bhaskar Remix)
Dance - Released by Austro Music on 17 Aug 2018
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Amor Pra Depois - Single
Alternative & Indie - Released by Som Livre on 19 Aug 2013
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Mil Noites De Um Amor Sem Fim
World - Released by Slap on 26 Sep 2018
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Rdio Sessions (Rdio Sessions)
Pop - Released by Slap on 13 Aug 2015
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Janeiro - EP
Alternative & Indie - Released by Slap on 22 Sep 2014
16-Bit CD Quality 44.1 kHz - Stereo