Victor marinho

Victor Marinho is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who gained attention with his 2013 debut album "Chama Eu," which shares its name with one of his most recognizable songs. His music often works within sertanejo traditions, though he's also recorded romantic ballads. Songs like "Lado Triste do Amor" and "Meu Amor Não Divide" show his focus on relationships and emotional themes.

In 2015, Marinho faced legal issues related to drug possession, which brought some public scrutiny. He continued releasing music afterward, putting out albums like "Deixa Eu Te Chamar de Meu Amor" and "No Mesmo Lugar." He has worked with other Brazilian artists including Marília Mendonça, Gusttavo Lima, and Wesley Safadão.

His catalog includes tracks such as "Mas Se Você Chamar" and "Mentira," which maintain his style of straightforward, emotive singing over sertanejo and pop arrangements. Marinho built his audience through local performances before his recorded work reached wider recognition.