Israel Marinho
Israel Marinho is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. He first gained attention in 2017 with his song "Uyuni," which references the salt flats...
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Israel Marinho is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. He first gained attention in 2017 with his song "Uyuni," which references the salt flats in Bolivia. The track blends folk elements with electronic textures, a combination that became characteristic of his early work.
His debut album, also called "Uyuni," came out that same year. He followed it with "O Tempo" in 2019 and "Impasse" in 2022. His music draws from Brazilian styles like samba and bossa nova, filtered through a more atmospheric, studio-oriented approach.
Marinho's work has faced some criticism about its originality, though he's continued releasing music on his own terms. He writes in Portuguese and often explores themes of place and memory, as heard on that first single.
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