Marcelo Castro
Marcelo Castro is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who started in Rio de Janeiro. He joined the gospel group Novo Céu in 1997, which gave him some early...
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Marcelo Castro is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who started in Rio de Janeiro. He joined the gospel group Novo Céu in 1997, which gave him some early experience before going solo. His 2002 debut album 'Em Busca da Luz' included the song 'Jesus É a Luz,' which became widely known in Christian music circles.
That song helped establish him in Brazil's contemporary gospel scene, where he blended pop elements with traditional Brazilian gospel sounds. He followed with albums like 'Ao Vivo' in 2005 and 'Amor Sem Limites' in 2007, maintaining a steady output through the 2000s.
In 2015, he faced plagiarism accusations that he denied. He's worked with musicians including Rogério Vieira on bass, Márcio Garcia on drums, and Daniel Ferreira on keyboards.
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