Adamor do Bandolim

Adamor do Bandolim is a Brazilian musician born on May 29, 1943, in Anajás, Pará, on Marajó Island. From a young age, he was inspired by renowned musicians such as Garoto and Jacob do Bandolim, and he began playing music at the age of 10. Adamor is known for his contributions to the genre of choro, a traditional Brazilian style. He is an autodidact and started his professional career in music in 1958. Over the years, he has released several albums, including **Chora Marajó**, **Choro Amazônico**, **Lágrimas da Minha Ilha**, and more recently, **Vertentes**, which showcases his unique blend of Amazonian and Brazilian choro music.

Adamor's career has been marked by his dedication to preserving and promoting Brazilian musical heritage. His music reflects both regional influences from the Amazon and broader Brazilian musical traditions. He has been recognized for his contributions to Brazilian music, as seen in recent tributes and acknowledgments from cultural institutions. His discography highlights his ability to blend traditional styles with contemporary flair, making him a significant figure in the Brazilian music scene.

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