Marcelo Coutinho
Marcelo Coutinho came up in the Brazilian sertanejo scene with a song called "Rodeio Do Woody" that got some attention. He was from the countryside of São...
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Marcelo Coutinho came up in the Brazilian sertanejo scene with a song called "Rodeio Do Woody" that got some attention. He was from the countryside of São Paulo, and his music drew from that rural tradition.
He put out his first album in 1999, calling it "Marcelo Coutinho: O Cowboy do Sertão." That record had "Rodeio Do Woody" on it, which became his most recognizable track. Other songs like "Amigo Estou Aqui" and "Coisas Estranhas" also showed up in his catalog.
Later on, he kept making albums through the 2000s, including ones called "Simples Assim," "O Vaqueiro," and "Feito pra Durar." He worked with other Brazilian artists like Almir Sater and Xororó along the way.
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