Marcelo Pizani
Marcelo Pizani is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who began working with music in his mid-twenties after meeting a music therapist. He communicates through a...
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Marcelo Pizani is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who began working with music in his mid-twenties after meeting a music therapist. He communicates through a system of gestures and writes songs that draw from his experiences. His 2007 single "Cego e Surdo" became a hit in Brazil, connecting with listeners through its direct emotional language.
That song, along with others like "Na Ponta da Língua" and "Nada Faz Sentido," helped establish his presence in Brazilian music. Pizani has also spoken publicly about disability rights alongside his music work.
He released his first album in 2005 and followed it with the "Cego e Surdo" album two years later. His songs tend to work in the sertanejo style, which he connected with early on.
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