Marcílio Rosa

Origin

Formiga, MG

Years Active

2004

Genres

MPB, instrumental music, rock, samba, reggae, rap, funk

Instruments

acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals

Biography

Marcílio Rosa is a Brazilian musician, music producer, guitarist, singer, and composer born in Formiga, Minas Gerais. With a degree in Music Education with a focus on classical guitar from the State University of Minas Gerais (UEMG), Rosa has been active in the Belo Horizonte music scene since 2004. His career spans several areas, ranging from work with independent artists to music production and soundtracks for shows.

Throughout his career, Marcílio Rosa has collaborated with various artists and bands, including Carla Gomes, Raquel Coutinho, Marquim D'Morais, Karina Libânio, Sílvia Negrão, Tom Nascimento, Leo Brasil, the band Chevett Hacth, PoiZé, and Odilara. With PoiZé, he participated in the university circuit and performed alongside names such as Zeca Baleiro and Gino e Geno. His work as a musical director has also been prominent, having worked with artists such as Carla Gomes, nominated for the Brazilian Music Award, and Nathy Faria, with whom he performed at the Feria Internacional de la Música in Guadalajara, Mexico.

In addition to his work as a musician and producer, Marcílio Rosa is also dedicated to music education, offering acoustic and electric guitar lessons. He also has a solo career, having released the EP "Um Pedaço de Paz" in 2019. His artistic production extends to soundtracks, with work on award-winning shows such as "A Viagem de Clara" and "Sobre Atos e Palavras".