The Brazilian singer-songwriter known as Ednardo (Fortaleza, Ceará, April 17, 1945) was one of the generation of younger Northeastern artists who created a new regional style based on contemporary (1970s) pop and rock, as opposed to the forro and baiao of decades earlier.

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