J Marcos e Michel
Jair Marcos and Michel dos Santos started playing music together as teenagers in Cruzeiro do Oeste, Paraná. They formed their duo in 2005 and released their...
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Jair Marcos and Michel dos Santos started playing music together as teenagers in Cruzeiro do Oeste, Paraná. They formed their duo in 2005 and released their first album, "Tudo Passa," that same year. Their early songs like "Oi" and "Fazer Beber" found an audience in Brazil's sertanejo scene.
In 2010, J. Marcos was injured in a motorcycle accident, but the duo kept working. They put out "Românticos" in 2011, though that album brought some plagiarism allegations that complicated things for them. They continued releasing music through the 2010s, including songs like "Te Amo Tanto" and "Amor Sem Compromisso."
The duo broke up in 2017 after years of rumors about tensions between them. Their music still gets played on Brazilian radio, and songs like "Camisa Suada" and "Cara Cheia" remain part of the sertanejo repertoire.
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