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2024

Dec 15

São Paulo

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About Danilo e Davi

Danilo e Davi have firmly established themselves in Brazil’s sertanejo music scene, first gaining recognition as talented songwriters before stepping into the spotlight as performers. Danilo crafted hit songs like “10%” and “Nem Tchum” for Maiara and Maraisa, in addition to “Eu Sei de Cor” for Marilia Mendonça. Meanwhile, Davi authored notable tracks such as “Medo” for Israel and Rodolffo and “Outros 500” for Felipe Araújo. Their deep roots in sertanejo run especially strong through Davi’s familial connection to Marcos from the iconic duo Marcos & Belutti, which has influenced their musical journey.

The duo’s collaborative synergy became clear with their 2021 breakthrough single “Bebezinha,” a partnership with DJ Lucas Beat that showcased their vocals and amassed over 5.8 million YouTube views. In February 2022, Danilo e Davi released their debut project, *Prazer, Danilo e Davi*, quickly gathering more than 24 million streams. Building on this momentum, their 2023 album *Escolhas*—featuring 13 tracks—has surpassed 60 million streams. The album’s standout single, “Tive Que Bater Palma,” gained further popularity with a new music video starring influencer Viih Tube and Eliezer.

Continuing to evolve, Danilo e Davi launched their fourth audiovisual project in early 2024, delivering 18 new songs — including a reimagined version of “Fumo da Noite” featuring their mentors Marcos & Belutti. This fresh release has already surpassed 4 million streams, cementing Danilo e Davi’s growing legacy as both gifted songwriters and compelling sertanejo performers.

Genres

Latin•Pop