A 1990s Brazilian band that blended rock, pop, and faith while challenging conventions.
For their sound, try 'Perto Dos Meus Sonhos'. For their spirit, 'Maria' tells you more.
Marilyn mattered because they brought rock energy and Brazilian rhythms into gospel music when that wasn't common. Songs like 'Perto Dos Meus Sonhos' and 'Mais Que Vencedor' showed how they framed faith in contemporary sounds. They also stirred conversation with lyrics that questioned church norms, especially with the 2001 track 'Maria' about women's roles.
They formed in Goiás in the early 1990s and released their debut 'Sê Exaltado' in 1995. Through the late 1990s, they put out albums like 'Ao Vivo no Maracanãzinho' and 'Total' while facing some traditionalist pushback. They kept recording into the 2000s with songs like 'Eu Só Preciso Esperar' and 'Vou Esperar Em Deus'.
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