Marcio Lott

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Genres

MPB, bossa nova

Instruments

vocal

Biography

Marcio Lott is a Brazilian singer born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, in 1940. His musical journey began very early, still in his adolescence, when at 15 years of age he was already actively participating in festivals and shows in his hometown, sharing the stage with fundamental names in Brazilian music such as Tavito and Toninho Horta.

Throughout his career, Lott built a solid reputation in the vocal scene and in Brazilian popular music, having joined and helped found prominent vocal groups, such as Be Happy and Nós Quatro, created in 2003. His voice also left its mark on several soundtracks for memorable Brazilian television soap operas in the 1970s, such as "Uma Rosa com Amor", "Cavalo de Aço", "O Casarão" and "Os Ossos do Barão".

His discography encompasses important albums and collaborative projects, highlighting albums like "Outra Vez" (1978), "EmCantos Geraes" (2005) and the work "Como Nós Gostamos" (2014), recorded in partnership with the Charles Marrot Trio. In addition to his work on studio albums and soundtracks, he also dedicated himself to the universe of jingles and the preservation of the musical identity of Minas Gerais.

Discography

• EmCantos Geraes (2005)
• Como Nós Gostamos (2014)
• Marcio Lott Interpreta Ronaldo Cysne (2020)
• Alberto Chimelli e a Música de Michel Legrand (2022)
• Together Again (2023)
• The Christmas Album (2023)
• To Tony and Bill (2023)
• 80 Anos - Canções e Momentos (2024)
• As Vozes Do Jingle