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Marcelo Cantor
Marcelo Cantor is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. He released his debut album in 1994, and his song 'Segredos E Mistérios' came out in 1996. The...
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Marcelo Cantor is a singer-songwriter from Rio de Janeiro. He released his debut album in 1994, and his song 'Segredos E Mistérios' came out in 1996. The music draws from samba and bossa nova rhythms.
His band has included Alexandre Rezende on drums, Júlio Teixeira on bass, and Henrique Cazes on keyboards. Cantor has worked with other Brazilian artists like Caetano Veloso and Chico Buarque.
He put out several albums after that initial period, including 'Pra Todo Mundo Ouvir' in 2001 and 'Dez Anos de Samba e Bossa' in 2008. The 1996 song 'Segredos E Mistérios' remains his most recognized track.
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