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Hugo Mellin
Hugo Mellin is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. His music draws from Brazilian samba and bossa nova, and he started releasing music in...
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Hugo Mellin is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. His music draws from Brazilian samba and bossa nova, and he started releasing music in the late 1990s with his debut album 'Só Pensei em Você'.
In 2004, Mellin released the album 'Falta de uma Amor', which included the title track that became widely known. The song 'Falta de uma Amor' is an emotive ballad about lost love that resonated with listeners.
He has worked with other Brazilian artists including Alcione, Péricles, and Belo. Some of his other songs include 'Pra Te Esquecer', 'O Meu Amor É Você', and 'Por Amor'.
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