Marcelo Mancini

Origin

Juiz de Fora, MG

Years active

2003

Genres

rock, pop punk, punk rock, alternative rock, raggamuffin, hip hop

Instruments

vocal

Biography

Marcelo Mancini is a Brazilian musician, best known for being the vocalist and one of the founders of the rock band Strike, formed in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, in 2003. His musical journey stands out for its energy and the diversity of influences that shape the band's sound, which moves between pop punk, punk rock, alternative rock, with touches of raggamuffin and hip hop.

Mancini has a vocal style inspired by rappers, reflecting his experiences in previous bands that mixed reggae and rap. This fusion of genres is a trademark of Strike, which always seeks to innovate without losing the essence of punk rock. Throughout his career with the band, he has released albums such as "Desvio de Conduta", "Hiperativo", "Nova Aurora" and the EP "Fênix", consolidating the group in the national rock scene.

In addition to his work with Strike, Marcelo Mancini has participated in projects and collaborations, demonstrating his versatility. His career is marked by hits such as "Paraíso Proibido", "O Jogo Virou" and "Fluxo Perfeito", which established him as one of the important names in Brazilian music from the 2000s generation. The band Strike, with Mancini at the helm, has won awards such as MTV Revelation and Prêmio Multishow, reaffirming its relevance in the music scene.