Diogo Freitas Interview - Voices

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This episode is 36 minutes long.

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This episode was published on May 18, 2025.

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Diogo Freitas was born in Madeira but aged 18 he came to England with his wife and his baby daughter. Now, he has lived in London for 16 years and two days ago he stared singing. He has already 2 original songs and he is preparing more original songs to put online for people to stream.It was a very emotional interview where he remembers his father's death and where he is surprised with voice messages from his children, sister and mother. His wife also joins in the conversation.

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