Marciel Mesquita
Marciel Mesquita grew up in the Complexo do Alemão favela in Rio de Janeiro, where he started performing at local parties. His 2010 album 'Altas Madrugada'...
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Marciel Mesquita grew up in the Complexo do Alemão favela in Rio de Janeiro, where he started performing at local parties. His 2010 album 'Altas Madrugada' brought him wider attention, with the title track becoming particularly well-known. He's worked with musicians like Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, and Marisa Monte.
His songs often touch on life in the favelas, which has drawn both appreciation and criticism. Tracks like 'Não Questione Adore' and 'Orar Sem Cessar' show his range within samba and pagode styles. He performs with a band that includes cavaquinho, pandeiro, and surdo players.
Beyond 'Altas Madrugada,' he's released albums including 'Samba da Vida Real' in 2013 and 'O Samba Que Roda o Mundo' in 2018. His music doesn't shy away from social themes, but it's the straightforward delivery that seems to connect with listeners.
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