Marcelo Paiva E Santiago
Marcelo Paiva and Santiago Andrade started playing together in Uberlândia, Brazil, around 2003. They put out their first album, 'Pra Todo Mundo Ver,' in 2010,...
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Marcelo Paiva and Santiago Andrade started playing together in Uberlândia, Brazil, around 2003. They put out their first album, 'Pra Todo Mundo Ver,' in 2010, which included the song 'É Amor.' That track became a hit in the sertanejo scene.
Their music sometimes drew criticism from more conservative listeners who felt certain lyrics pushed boundaries. They kept recording through the early 2010s with albums like 'Tem Jeito Não' and 'Som da Paixão.' Another song people remember is 'Pode Pegar.'
Marcelo handled lead vocals and guitar, while Santiago sang, played bass, and sometimes accordion. They were active for over a decade before the duo's run ended.
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