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Estrangeiro

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  • Caetano Veloso

    …grew with the release of Estrangeiro (1989; “Stranger”), which he recorded in New York City, and attention from musicians such as David Byrne. Veloso professed to be bemused by his global popularity, noting that most of his songs were in Portuguese and addressed distinctly Brazilian topics and themes.

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    …grew with the release of Estrangeiro (1989; “Stranger”), which he recorded in New York City, and attention from musicians such as David Byrne. Veloso professed to be bemused by his global popularity, noting that most of his songs were in Portuguese and addressed distinctly Brazilian topics and themes.

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