Marcos Rodeio
Marcos Rodeio came up in the countryside of Goiás, Brazil. He started performing with a band called Marcos Rodeio and the Lokomotivas around 2015. Their debut...
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Marcos Rodeio came up in the countryside of Goiás, Brazil. He started performing with a band called Marcos Rodeio and the Lokomotivas around 2015. Their debut single 'Vida de Locutor No Amor' caught on quickly, with its humorous take on a radio announcer's love life becoming something of a signature track.
He's put out a few albums since then, including 'Bruto' in 2017 and 'Chumbo no Sangue' in 2019. The band includes Rafael dos Santos on bass, João Paulo de Souza on drums, and Thiago Gabriel handling accordion and keyboards.
There was some public dispute with another Brazilian country artist in 2018 that caused some noise at the time. Beyond that, he's kept making music that connects with Brazilian country audiences.
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