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Márcia Fellipe
- Origin
- Manaus, AM
- Also known as
- Marcinha
- Genres
- electronic forró, forró
- Instruments
- vocals
Biography
Márcia Fellipe, stage name of Márcia Raquel Ribeiro Felipe, is a renowned Brazilian singer and businesswoman born in Manaus, Amazonas. Influenced by her family, she began her journey singing in suburban bars and quickly stood out in the musical scene for her strong and striking voice, establishing herself as one of the leading voices of electronic forró in the country. Throughout her career, she joined and fronted major bands of the genre, such as Companhia do Forró, Aviões do Forró, Furacão do Forró, Garota Safada, Forró do Muído and Forró da Curtição, sharing stages and partnerships with big names like Wesley Safadão and Dorgival Dantas.
In 2014, the artist launched her established solo career with the recording of a striking DVD in Teresina, followed by projects of great commercial repercussion such as "Márcia Fellipe Day Off". She landed several hits on the Brazilian charts, including the mega-hit "Deus Me Livre, Mas Quem Me Dera", recorded in partnership with Jerry Smith, which accumulated hundreds of millions of views. In addition to her strong presence on digital platforms and record labels like Universal Music, she expanded her national visibility by participating in television programs and the reality show Power Couple Brasil alongside her husband, drummer Rod Bala.
Discography
- Day Off (Ao Vivo em Aracaju) (2015)
- Márcia Fellipe (Acústico) (2016)
- Ao Vivo em Recife (2017)
- Made In Studio (2018)
- Retrô (Ao Vivo) (2019)
- A Fenomenal (Vol. 1) (2020)
- Sol e Mar, Vol. 1 (2020)
- Sol e Mar, Vol. 2 (2020)
- POWER (2021)
- Márcia a Fenomenal (Ao Vivo) (2022)
- Retrô Românticas (2022)
- Retrô Românticas, Pt. 1 (2022)
- Retrô Românticas, Pt. 3 (2022)
- Folia da Fenomenal (2023)
- Retrô 2 (Ao Vivo em Recife) (2024)
- Retrô, Pt. 2 (Ao Vivo) (2024)
- Se Joga (2024)
- Forró e Mulher (Ao Vivo) (2025)
- Forró e Mulher II (2026)
- Márcia Fellipe no Meio do Povo (2026)