Marcelo Camargo
Marcelo Camargo came up in Recife, Brazil, where he grew up listening to traditional sounds like those of Luiz Gonzaga and Jackson do Pandeiro. His first...
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Marcelo Camargo came up in Recife, Brazil, where he grew up listening to traditional sounds like those of Luiz Gonzaga and Jackson do Pandeiro. His first album, 'Banquete de Homem', came out in 1982, and the title track caught on quickly. That record set him up as a songwriter people noticed.
He kept putting out albums through the 1980s, like 'Memórias de um Viajante' in 1984 and 'Alma Carioca' in 1988. Some of his other songs, such as 'Chorando Por Ela' and 'Vem Me Namorar', became part of his catalog. He worked with artists like João Gilberto and Chico Buarque along the way.
In the 1990s, Camargo dealt with some legal issues and personal trouble, but he kept writing. His music didn't stop, and he recorded tracks like 'Saudade Bandida' with Robson Souza. He stayed at it, putting out records without much fanfare about where things stood.
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