Tito Marcelo
Tito Marcelo came up in Rio de Janeiro, where the sounds of samba and bossa nova were part of the air. He started playing guitar and singing, and by the early...
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Tito Marcelo came up in Rio de Janeiro, where the sounds of samba and bossa nova were part of the air. He started playing guitar and singing, and by the early 2000s he had a band going under his own name. Their first album, 'Samba de Madrugada,' got some attention, but it was the single 'Perdido Pra Lua' that really connected with people.
That song had a way of mixing traditional Brazilian rhythms with something more contemporary, which worked for a lot of listeners but also drew some criticism from purists. Tito wasn't shy about writing lyrics that touched on social issues either, which could polarize an audience. The band kept putting out records like 'Pra Lá de Bagdá' in 2007 and 'O Rio É Nosso' in 2010, each one trying different things with the sound.
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