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Marcelo Chagas
Marcelo Chagas was born in Fortaleza, Brazil in 1977. He started writing songs as a teenager, drawing from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova and...
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Marcelo Chagas was born in Fortaleza, Brazil in 1977. He started writing songs as a teenager, drawing from Brazilian traditions like samba and bossa nova and artists such as Caetano Veloso and Milton Nascimento.
His debut album 'Um Lugar ao Sol' came out in 2006, but it was the single 'Dia Cinza' the following year that brought him wider attention. The song's acoustic arrangement and melancholy mood connected with listeners across Brazil.
After 'Dia Cinza', Chagas continued recording albums including 'Horizonte' in 2010, 'Acústico' in 2013, 'Alma Viva' in 2016, and 'Origens'.
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