Marcus Rocha e Vinícius
Marcus Rocha e Vinícius are a Brazilian duo who met in São Paulo. They started playing acoustic guitar together, building a following through live shows...
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Marcus Rocha e Vinícius are a Brazilian duo who met in São Paulo. They started playing acoustic guitar together, building a following through live shows before releasing their debut album in 2012. That album was called 'Refúgio,' named after the song that became their most well-known track.
Their music drew praise for its emotional directness, and they put out two more albums in the following years: 'Alma' in 2014 and 'Infinito' in 2016. They worked with other Brazilian artists like Djavan, Caetano Veloso, and Gilberto Gil. The pair faced some public difficulties, including a plagiarism accusation in 2014 that was later dismissed, and Marcus Rocha dealt with periods of depression.
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