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school that is all my darling / From a yard of sambas that is all my trouble / I will get rid of sadness / And samba in the beauty of its
Carnival," a samba introducing him to the composers' wing of Águia de Osvaldo Cruz, who invited him to join their sambas in 1972. The relationship lasted until the mid-80s when João left the school, unhappy with the direction imposed by president Carlinhos Maracanã. He joined other sambistas, heirs of the old Natal, to found, in 1984, Tradição, a school for which he composed the first five sambas-enredo in partnership with P. C. Pinheiro, from 1985 to 1989. Diogo, his son, reconciled with Portela, where he won the samba-enredo competition four times.
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302:"As Forças da Natureza", with emotional lines like "The plagues and the weeds / The weapons and the evil men / Will disappear / In the ashes of a Carnival." João would release other great albums, like the aforementioned tribute to the three samba greats, Wilson, Geraldo, Noel, his ninth album (1981), only with songs by the three authors, giving a break to his partnership with P. C. Pinheiro.
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in 1994, celebrating 22 years of joint compositions and more than fifty works. "We sit together and when we get up, a samba is coming out. Even unintentionally," João would say. Among the seventeen tracks of the CD, there is a tribute to Clara Nunes, who died in 1983, in the songs "Um Ser de Luz" and
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two years earlier. He was hospitalized in critical condition for a long time but managed to recover. He suffered another, less impactful ischemia at the beginning of 2000 and another two months later. But under medical observation, he was confident, led a more regulated life, and rehearsed for shows
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391:/ A favela was born," he sang in the track "Rocinha". His death was a significant loss for the Brazilian musical scene. "He had a very unique way of phrasing. I don't see followers of his. I believe this school, whose origin might have been
350:, with Ivone Lara, Walter Alfaiate, Beth Carvalho, Moacyr Luz, Luiz Carlos da Vila, and others. That same year, he participated in an album by Velha Guarda da Portela. In 2009, a DVD of João Nogueira's participation in the program
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