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Macelo Aguiar
Marcelo Aguiar is a Brazilian musician who writes songs for children. He released his first album, 'Sonhos de Criança,' in the early 2000s, which led to him...
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Marcelo Aguiar is a Brazilian musician who writes songs for children. He released his first album, 'Sonhos de Criança,' in the early 2000s, which led to him being called 'O Cantor das Crianças' (The Children's Singer).
His best-known song is 'Mim Dá o Poder de Filho,' which became popular with families in Brazil. He has put out other albums like 'Sonhos de Criança 2' and 'Marcelo Aguiar Canta para Crianças.'
Aguiar has worked with other Brazilian artists including Xuxa and Sandy & Junior. He performs live with a band, playing shows aimed at children and families.
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