A Maldição do Kaoma: Plágio, Processos e o Trágico Fim de Loalwa Braz 💔😔

Who doesn't remember this song that was a hit at the turn of the 80s to the 90s? If you were a young party animal back then, you definitely danced Lambada close to someone, right? They say the rhythm originated in northern Brazil and quickly became a craze in Europe and other parts of the world. And who was responsible for all this? The group "Kaoma," of course, especially the charismatic vocalist Loalwa Braz! But as with every success story, there are facts that only come to the public's attention years after the enormous success! In one of her last interviews, Loalwa made shocking revelations. Furthermore, "Chorando se foi" is an unauthorized version of the song "Llorando se fue," recorded by the Bolivian group "Los Kjarkas" in 1981. According to Loalwa, Kaoma's version is more than plagiarism; it's blatant theft. Unfortunately, the singer who immortalized this hit met a tragic end on January 19, 2017. Want to know more about the history of the group Kaoma and all these controversies? Come with me and I'll tell you everything in detail! 00:00 INTRO 01:35 THE STORY OF KAOMA BEGAN WITH 2 FRENCHMEN 06:46 CRYING IS GONE: A BLATANT PLAGIARISM? 09:58 THIS WAS THE TRAGIC END OF LOALWA BRAZ #Biographies #TedPlayChannel