Marcinho Alexandre
Marcinho Alexandre came up in São Cristóvão, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, and taught himself guitar. He put out his first album, simply called "Debut,"...
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Marcinho Alexandre came up in São Cristóvão, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, and taught himself guitar. He put out his first album, simply called "Debut," in 2003. A couple of years later, he released the song "A Fábula de Uma Voz Na Transversal do Tempo," which became his most well-known work.
His music from that period mixed acoustic folk with more experimental sounds, and his lyrics often dealt with personal or challenging subjects. This approach set him apart from a lot of other Brazilian music at the time. He also recorded songs like "Nenê de Vila Matilde 2015" and "X9 Paulistana 2016.
His band's lineup changed a fair bit over time, with different guitarists coming and going. He kept recording into the late 2000s, with another album arriving in 2009.
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