Xamã recebe título de cidadão benemérito do Rio

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Reportado por IA

O cantor Xamã foi homenageado com o título de Cidadão Benemérito do Município do Rio de Janeiro em cerimônia realizada na Câmara Municipal.

Xamã recebeu o título nesta sexta-feira, 22 de maio de 2026, durante evento no plenário da Câmara Municipal do Rio de Janeiro.

Nascido em Sepetiba, na zona oeste da cidade, o artista é cantor, compositor e ator. A homenagem reconheceu sua trajetória na música e o impacto de sua obra entre jovens da periferia.

A cerimônia celebrou a representatividade do trabalho do artista para comunidades cariocas.

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