Marcio Moreno

Origin

Argentina

Years active

2004

Genres

arrocha, MPB, illustration

Biography

Marcio Moreno is a notable figure in Brazilian music, particularly recognized for his contributions to the arrocha genre. He is credited as one of the creators of arrocha and is known for developing the "arrochadeira" style, which significantly influenced many musicians at the beginning of the movement. Moreno's charismatic, danceable, and irreverent style captivated fans across Brazil, making him a significant artist in the genre's history. His music, especially the hit "Brega de Caroba," brought recognition to the city of Candeias, Bahia.

Beyond his musical career, Marcio Moreno has also been involved in other artistic endeavors. He is an illustrator and visual artist, graduated in Visual Arts from the Belas Artes University Center in São Paulo. His work as an illustrator has seen him collaborate with major brands in the skate, music, and fashion scenes, as well as in the editorial and advertising markets. He has participated in solo and group exhibitions both in Brazil and internationally, and has received awards for his design work.

Moreno's artistic output spans various forms of expression. His musical discography includes albums and singles that showcase his arrocha style, with songs like "Jesus Está Lá" and "15 Anos de Adoração." As an illustrator, he has created artwork for clients such as Emicida, Converse, and Harley-Davidson, and his personal research explores the possibilities of drawing through different techniques and materials. This dual career highlights his versatility and creative spirit within the Brazilian cultural landscape.