Irmãos Marinhos
The Marinho brothers, Adriano, Cristóvão, Alexandre, and Leonardo, grew up in a musical household in Rio de Janeiro. They started writing songs as teenagers,...
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The Marinho brothers, Adriano, Cristóvão, Alexandre, and Leonardo, grew up in a musical household in Rio de Janeiro. They started writing songs as teenagers, drawing from the folk and samba traditions around them. Their early influences included Mamonas Assassinas and Chico Buarque.
In 1998, they released their debut album, "Nosso Tempo Já Termina." The title track became a hit across Brazil, with its introspective lyrics and haunting melody connecting with listeners.
They followed with albums like "Um Novo Tempo" in 2001, "O Amor É Aqui" in 2004, and "Entre o Céu e o Mar" in 2010. Other songs in their catalog include "Morar Com Cristo" and "O Remédio É Jesus."
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