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Hoje  e aniversario do musico paulista Alexandre Cavalcante,

Alexandre Cavalcante , nasceu (São Paulo,27 de maio de 1974). Filho e neto    de brasileiros,teve uma modesta infancia no interior de Sao Paulo, onde foi criado por sua mae Maria do Carmo.    Há 25 anos se dedica ao estudo e a pesquisa da música mundial,priorizando o aperfeiçoamento de todos os pontos essenciais,na formação deum músico versátil. Cantor,guitarrista,violonista clássico e violonista popular. Na música clássica,se especializou na interpretação do repertório mundial, na música popular brasileira,se especializou-se na interpretação da M.P.B e da Bossa Nova.   Estudou Eletrônica na instituição Senai, Ary Torres(São Paulo),onde se formou. Trabalhou com engenharia eletrica  durante vários,até que em 201..  mudou-se para NewYork decidindo dedicar-se somente a carreira musical , e  onde reside ate hoje.

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