De Manha Cedo Ja Pe

This song marks my childhood, but I haven't lived through this era, but my always created it, northeastern until the 10th and then from Minas Gerais. 🙈

man, i see myself dancing so in the audience while everyone looks at me weird and i'm just happy listening to the music

My grandmother really likes Gonzaga, one of her favorite singers, every time I can I put the music on for her to listen to, I end up liking it too. # lining

this one is crazy

this one and the guy

Gonzaga has the same importance for us as Beethoven has for Germany. Born in the interior of the interior, in a small town called Exu (PE), he left home in hiding, with nothing. He served in the Army in the city of (CE) and traveled through several states playing in the military band, until he was finally discharged from RJ. There, he began to perform in bars, on the street, and little by little he became known. When Gonzaga returned to his city after many years, he was already considered a famous figure.

she just wants to think about dating ✨

I'm from RS but I love northeastern music

bro, a vibe! There's no way to listen without your head and sing along. The lyrics are so deep and reportable, you know? Like, I feel represented in those verses. And dance 's the type that makes you want to go dancing around, you know? It's almost an anthem of my life, man.

"Da Da Da (Ao Vivo)" features animated handcrafted instrumentation, with emphasis on the use of synthesizers and electronic drums. The melody is engaging and dancing, inviting the listener to move to the sound of the dance. #alReview

Then I was hearing this sound and I spat in my mother's face! Needless to say, I got the biggest fight, right?