Marcix

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Márcia Gomes Carvalho

Genres

sertanejo, brazilian popular music, dubstep, melodic dubstep, colorbass, electro house

Biography

Marcix, whose civil name is Márcia Gomes Carvalho, is a Brazilian singer, music producer, and songwriter born in São Paulo, SP. Her career in Brazilian music is marked by the authorship of several songs that have been recorded by major names in sertanejo and popular Brazilian music. Among her compositions, highlights include "Me Deixe Entrar em Sua Vida", "Meu Companheiro (Sou Eu)", "Aprendiz de Amor", "Fui Um Tolo", "Inspiração Cabocla", "Estranho Delírio", "Cantar Pra Quê?", "Menino de Rua", "Jogo Aberto", "Canção Solidão", "Mensageiro da Paz", and "Auquimia".

Throughout her career, Marcix has collaborated with artists such as Otávio Basso (Galêgo), Aladim, Fátima Romero, Chico Bredda, Mário Campanha, Leandro e Leonardo, Christian e Ralf, Matogrosso e Mathias, Eliana de Lima, Rosemary, Juliano César, Father Antônio Maria, Dalvan, and even with Edson Arantes do Nascimento "Pelé" and Wanderlei Ribeiro on the song "Torcida da Paz". Her skill as a songwriter spans different styles, demonstrating versatility and a deep knowledge of Brazilian music.

In addition to her work as a songwriter, Marcix is also recognized as a singer and music producer. Her body of work, although often associated with sertanejo music, demonstrates a breadth that engages with different branches of MPB. The artist also had one of her compositions, "Te Quero Tanto", adapted for the Disney Channel series "Que Talento!", with a version by her for the original song by Lucio Dalla. Marcix is an example of a multifaceted professional who contributes significantly to the Brazilian music scene.