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At the Rádio Nacional, Emilinha Borba became one of the most beloved and celebrated Brazilian singers nationwide, having been, according to an internal poll, the absolute champion in fan mail for 19 consecutive years, or while the poll lasted (1946-1964). Her passage through the Brazilian radio may very well have represented its biggest moment, when her alleged "rivalry" with Marlene, which existed only as an extremely well-engineered marketing plan, mobilized the two most popular singers of the country in disputes heartily supported by millions of fans throughout Brazil. Her carnival hits became classics and are still celebrated each year: "Pirolito"...

James Alleman can't handle not writing music for very long. His first release, the 2005 EP A Surreal Hoping, is a product of that plus spending three months in Bosnia with nothing but an acoustic guitar to keep him company. He expanded upon this EP and released it again in 2007 with three new songs. He again added to the same collection of songs and in 2008 released his debut full album The Potential to Fill. He released his second full length, Small Small Seeds, in 2010. Some friends of his do the honor and favor of playing some of...

Asaph Borba is a brazilian christian singer. His career began in 1974 and in 1978 he released his first LP, Celebraremos com Júbilo ("We will celebrate in jubilee"), along with Donald Stoll, in the United Sates. A pioneer in production and recording of songs directed to publical use in general christian churches, in 2006 he won a Troféu Talento ("Talent prize") for his 30 years of career. He's been composing countless songs that are sang in churches. He also participated as a singer, instrumentist, producer and arranger; with musicians such as Adhemar de Camps and Gerson Ortega, in Brazil and...