Marcelo Poeta
Marcelo Poeta came up in Rio de Janeiro with a guitar and a voice that fit right into the city's samba tradition. His first album, 'Samba Canção,' came out in...
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Marcelo Poeta came up in Rio de Janeiro with a guitar and a voice that fit right into the city's samba tradition. His first album, 'Samba Canção,' came out in 2005, followed by records like 'Cordas e Sambas' in 2008 and 'Samba de Quintal' in 2012. He's known for songs like 'A Minha Morena' and 'A Lua Já Não É a Mesma,' which carry that familiar Brazilian longing in their melodies.
His music sticks to samba rhythms but sometimes brings in other sounds from the country's musical landscape. He works with a band of percussionists, guitarists, and vocalists to get the arrangements right. The lyrics tend to be direct and personal, whether he's singing about romance or something else entirely.
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