Rádio Leandro e Leonardo (24h)

Luís José Costa (Leandro) (August 15, 1961 - June 23, 1998), and Emival Eterno Costa (Leonardo) (July 25, 1963). Children of Dona Carmem Divina Eterno da Silva and Seu Avelino Virgulino da Costa, who died on January 11, 2015, worked in the family's tomato plantation until Luis realized his vocation for music and became a vocalist for a band called Os Dominantes, who made covers of Beatles songs, and Roberto Carlos, and had a notorious initiation in the city of Vianópolis, in the interior of the state.

Listen to successes from this country duo, such as: "I didn't learn to say goodbye", "I swear", "Talisman", "Think About Me", "Dream by Dream", "Beer", "Between Tapas and Kisses", "You Are Desire And I Am A Passion "," I Was Giving Porrada "," A Dreamer "," Solitude "," Towards Goiânia "," Temporal De Amor "," It Is For You That I Sing "," Don't Look Like This "," Cumade e Cumpade "," Where are you? "," Today is your birthday "," Sorry "," But I'm going to cry "and" Cathedral ".

On our other radio stations you will hear other great hits from Brazilian country music: "Abel e Caim", "Alex e Yvan", "Amado e Antônio", "As Galvão", "Brenno Reis e Marco Viola", "Brasão e Brasãozinho" , "Belmonte e Amaraí", "Bruno e Barreto",

"Cacique e Pajé", "Caçula e Marinheiro", "Cascatinha e Inhana",

"Cezar e Paulinho", "Chico Rey e Paraná", "Chitãozinho e Xororó", "Barrerito", Chrystian and Ralf ",

"Craveiro e Cravinho", "Irmãs Franco", sisters of "Dino Franco",

"Glacial Duo", "Dino Franco e Mouraí", "Divino e Donizete",

"Durval e Davi", "Filhos de Goiás", "Gino e Geno", "Jacó e Jacozinho",

"João Carreiro e Capataz", "João Mineiro e Marciano", "Jorge Henrique e Christiano",

"José Mauro e Polyana", "Júnior Carvalho e Cristiano", "Junio ​​e Julio",

"Laércio e Lindomar", "Leôncio e Leonel", "Léo Canhoto e Robertinho",

"Liu e Léu", brothers of Zico and Zéca, "Lourenço e Lourival", "Lucas Reis and Thácio Cândido",

"Mattao e Monteiro", "Matogrosso e Mathias", "Trio Parada Dura", "Millionaire and José Rico",

"Moreno e Moreninho", "Nhô Belarmino e Nhá Gabriela", "Pardinho e Pardal",

"Peão Carreiro e Zé Paulo", "Pedro Bento and Zé da Estrada",

"Pena Branca e Xavantinho", "Pirapó e Cambará",

"Praião e Prainha", "Raul Torres e Florêncio", "Sulino e Marrueiro",

"Silveira e Barrinha", "Teodoro e Sampaio", "João Mulato e Douradinho", "Tião Carreiro e Pardinho", "Tião Carreiro e Paraíso", "Tonico e Tinoco", one of the precursor doubles of caipira music (root),

"Vieira e Vieirinha", (The Kings of Catira), "Zé Carreiro e Carreirinho", "Zé do Cedro and João do Pinho", "Zé Fortuna e Pitangueira", "Zé Mulato e Cassiano",

"Zé Tapera e Teodoro", "Zico e Zeca", brothers of Liu and Léu,

"Zilo and Zalo" and "Zaney and Zanato".

Also from the traditional country style doubles in Brazil:

"Adalberto e Adriano", "Alan e Aladim", "André e Adriano",

"As Marcianas", "Ataíde and Alexandre", "Bruno and Marrone", "Cezar e Paulinho",

"Chitãozinho e Xororó", "Christian e Miguel", "Chrystian e Ralf", "Duduca e Dalvan",

"Durval e Davi", "Edson e Hudson", "Felipe e Falcão", "Gian e Giovani",

"Gino e Geno", "Gilberto e Gilmar", "Guilherme e Santiago", "Hugo e Tiago",

"João Mineiro e Marciano", "João Paulo e Daniel", J "oão Pedro e Cristiano",

"Jorge Henrique e Christiano", "Jorge e Mateus", "Leandro e Leonardo",

"Lorena e Rafaela", "Lucas e Luan", "Luiz Cláudio e Giuliano", "Matheus e Kauan",

"Marcos e Belutti", "Matogrosso e Mathias", "Millionaire and José Rico",

"Rick and Renner", "Rionegro e Solimões", "Rud and Robson", "Teodoro e Sampaio", "Zezé Di Camargo e Luciano".

Also by solo artists, such as: "Bruna Viola", "Gusttavo Lima", "Eduardo Costa", "Sérgio Reis", "Inezita Barroso", "Leonardo e Daniel".