Gilson Mark & Julliano
Gilson Mark & Julliano formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s with childhood friend Rodrigo Bezerra. They started playing local bars and festivals,...
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Gilson Mark & Julliano formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1990s with childhood friend Rodrigo Bezerra. They started playing local bars and festivals, working through the typical early struggles of getting noticed.
Their 2005 song "Alô Atende Aí" became a national hit in Brazil, a ballad that connected with listeners and pushed them into wider recognition. Another track, "Não Aceito Despedida," also appears among their most popular work.
They released several live albums, beginning with 2007's "Ao Vivo em Goiânia," followed by others like "Ao Vivo na Praia" and "Nosso Jeito." They've worked with other Brazilian artists including Paula Fernandes and Jorge e Mateus.
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