Marcelo Rodolfo

Years Active

1975

Genres

tango, música popular brasileira, choral music, classical music

Instruments

voice

Biography

Marcelo Rodolfo is a multifaceted artist who began his musical journey in 1975 through choral singing. This experience drove him to pursue formal studies in the field, graduating in conducting from the UFRJ School of Music in 1987. His career encompasses both classical and popular music, with notable passages through both universes.

In his lyrical phase, Marcelo Rodolfo worked as a conductor of renowned choirs such as Santa Úrsula and Alliance Française in Rio de Janeiro. He was also a singer, founder, and artistic director of vocal groups such as Cantamérica and Por Prazer. His expertise led him to be invited to join the judging panel of the "Brasil Vocal" contest on several occasions. At the same time, he studied classical singing with renowned teachers, deepening his vocal technique.

Later, Marcelo Rodolfo directed his aesthetic search toward popular singing, becoming a disciple of Angela Herz. Since 1996, he has taught popular singing, preparing and vocally directing various artists. Between 1996 and 2011, he was a member of the LiberTango group, dedicated to the work of Astor Piazzolla and traditional tango, with which he recorded three albums. His versatility connects him to artists such as Astor Piazzolla and Angela Herz.