Marcelinho Santos
Marcelinho Santos came up in Rio de Janeiro, where he started performing on the streets. His early sound was shaped by the samba and bossa nova he heard...
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Marcelinho Santos came up in Rio de Janeiro, where he started performing on the streets. His early sound was shaped by the samba and bossa nova he heard growing up.
His song "Who Was There?" became a major hit in Brazil. Other tracks like "A Hug" and "Changing My Ways" also found an audience.
His career had its share of personal struggles and controversies, but he kept recording and performing through them. The music he made during that time stayed connected to his listeners.
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