Marcos Valle
Brazilian singer-songwriter and producer
Brazilian singer-songwriter and producer
A Brazilian singer-songwriter, pianist, and producer, contributions to the bossa nova and MPB genres have been significant. Began music career in the 1960s, releasing debut album 'Samba '68'. Collaborated with various artists and produced influential works that merged samba with jazz and pop music elements. His song 'Samba de Verão' became a classic, gaining recognition both in Brazil and internationally. Continued to perform and release music over the decades, showcasing a blend of traditional Brazilian sounds with contemporary influences.
Released the album 'Samba '68'
Wrote the classic song 'Samba de Verão'
Collaborated with artists like Elis Regina
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