Zéu Britto

Zéu Britto

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Singer of Latin
A.k.a. José Carlos Britto Filho

He was born in Jequié, Bahia, Brazil, february 19, 1977 and is a singer, presenter and Brazilian actor. He participated in several soundtracks for plays, TV series and Brazilian films as "Lisbela e o Prisioneiro" of Guel Arraes with the song "A Dama De Ouro" and "Meu Tio Matou Um Cara" of Jorge Furtado with the song "Soraya Queimada".

Popular Tracks

A Dama de Ouro on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

Soraya Queimada on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

Beijo Flor (Feat. Mariana Volker) on Sem Concerto by Zéu Britto

Brega de Leila on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

Hino em Louvor à Raspada on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

Vou Queimar Seu Peito Com o Isqueiro on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

Cego on Sem Concerto by Zéu Britto

Ousadia no Fundo do Mar on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

Soraya Queimada on Moska Duetos Zoombido: Pop/Rock, Vol. 1 by Paulinho Moska

Noite de Motel on Saliva-Me by Zéu Britto

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Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Saliva-me Ao Vivo	Zéu Britto	2010	Album
Saliva-me Ao Vivo	Zéu Britto	2010	Album
Saliva-Me	Zéu Britto	2007	Album

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