Geraldo Marrom
Geraldo Marrom was born in 1951 in Salvador, Bahia, where he grew up around the samba and axé rhythms of the region. He started writing and singing early,...
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Geraldo Marrom was born in 1951 in Salvador, Bahia, where he grew up around the samba and axé rhythms of the region. He started writing and singing early, drawing from those local sounds along with some jazz and soul influences.
His debut album came out in 1982, simply titled "Geraldo Marrom." That record included "Não Faça Assim Comigo Não," which became a national hit in Brazil. The song's straightforward melody and direct lyrics about heartbreak connected with listeners.
Marrom kept recording through the 1980s, putting out albums like "Quem É Quem" in 1984 and "Procuro Você" in 1986. His band included musicians like Wilson Lopes on keyboards and Carlinhos Brown on percussion at different points.
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