Fábio e Marcelo
Fábio Henrique and Marcelo Martins started playing together in São Paulo in the early 1990s. They worked in the sertanejo style, a popular Brazilian genre....
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Fábio Henrique and Marcelo Martins started playing together in São Paulo in the early 1990s. They worked in the sertanejo style, a popular Brazilian genre. Their song 'Amor' came out in 1996 on an album called 'Amor e Paixão' and became widely known.
That song, 'Amor,' is what most people remember them for. It was a straightforward romantic ballad that connected with listeners. They kept recording for years, putting out albums like 'Só Pensando em Você' in 1998 and an acoustic record in 2001.
There was some public friction with another sertanejo duo around 2004, which got attention at the time. They released a comeback album called 'De Volta' the following year. A compilation titled '20 Anos' came out in 2016, marking two decades since their first major release.
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