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Marco Pérola
Marco Pérola is a singer-songwriter from São Paulo. He started performing in local bars and clubs in his late teens, developing a style that drew from samba...
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Marco Pérola is a singer-songwriter from São Paulo. He started performing in local bars and clubs in his late teens, developing a style that drew from samba and Brazilian folklore.
His song "Sangrando" became a viral sensation in 2010. The track's raw emotion connected with listeners and brought him wider attention in Brazil.
Pérola has released several albums including "Sangrando" in 2010, "Renascer" in 2013, "Cicatrizes" in 2016, and "Alma" in 2020. He has worked with musicians like guitarist Henrique Souza, bassist Pedro Campos, drummer Caio Silva, and keyboardist Amanda Santos.
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