Marcinho Barros
Marcinho Barros is a Brazilian singer and guitarist known for his soulful approach to samba and bossa nova. He came from São Sebastião, a coastal town, and...
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Marcinho Barros is a Brazilian singer and guitarist known for his soulful approach to samba and bossa nova. He came from São Sebastião, a coastal town, and started releasing music in the 1980s. His debut album, 'Canto e Samba,' came out in 1985.
In 1988, his second album, 'Coração Quebrado,' gave him a breakthrough with its title track. That song, 'Coração Quebrado,' became widely popular for its raw take on heartbreak. He also worked with Bond do Forró on the track 'Se Falar de Mulher.'
His music often blends traditional Brazilian styles with folk and MPB influences. While details about his later career are sparse, those early recordings established his presence in Brazilian popular music.
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