Maiara and Maraísa - Live in Campo Grande
Mar 30 2017
•1h 0m
•After the meteoric success of their debut album, the duo Maiara & Maraísa now launches the project “Ao Vivo em Campo Grande”. The work presents a repertoire of 22 tracks that combines hits like “10%” and “Medo Bobo” with new ones like “Disk Sexy” and “Lágrimas”. Maiara & Maraísa are at the forefront of a new female sertanejo movement and the release of “Ao Vivo em Campo Grande” promises to definitively legitimize them as big names in the national sertanejo.
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Maraísa Henrique Pereira
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