Andrea Marquee

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Genres

Brazilian popular music, world music

Biography

Andrea Marquee is a Brazilian singer and songwriter who began her artistic journey singing in nightclubs fronting the band Heartbreakers. Throughout her career, she stood out not only in the Brazilian popular music scene, but also in musical theater, joining the original Brazilian cast of the 1999 staging of Rent, in addition to performing in high-profile productions such as Hair, Aida and Garota de Ipanema - O Musical da Bossa Nova.

In 2000, she took an important step in her solo career by releasing her debut album, titled Zumbi, which achieved favorable resonance on world music charts. Years later, in 2017, the track "O Que Acontece Com Nosso Amor", taken from her debut album, was included in the soundtrack of the telenovela A Lei do Amor, broadcast by Rede Globo. In addition to her strong connection with music, the artist expanded her work into film, participating in feature films such as O Que Se Move, directed by Caetano Gotardo, and As Boas Maneiras, a work for which she received critical acclaim and acting awards.

Consolidating her artistic versatility, Andrea Marquee also participated in the first edition of the reality show Fama, broadcast by Rede Globo in 2002. Her discography also includes releases focused on intimate formats, such as the EPs Lo-Fi Ukulele and Lo-Fi Ukelele #2, released in 2020. Sharing aesthetic affinities with renowned names of MPB such as Tom Jobim and Elis Regina, she continues to move fluidly between music, theater and national cinema.

Discography

• Zumbi (1999)
• ASSINATURA (2023)