Miguel de Deus

Miguel de Deus was a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and guitarist known for his contributions to Brazilian funk and soul music. He was a member of the bands Os Brazões and Os Diagonais before embarking on a solo career. His 1977 album "Black Soul Brothers" is considered a classic of Brazilian funk. De Deus was a pioneer in integrating Afro-American musical styles into Brazilian music, influencing many artists. His work is still recognized today for its innovation and impact on the Brazilian music scene.