Marcos Ozzellin

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years Active

1990s

Genres

samba

Biography

Marcos Ozzellin is a Brazilian singer who began his career in the 1990s, in São Paulo. He performed in various venues around the city, such as Café Piu-piu, Dinorah Bar, Café São Paulo Antigo, and All Of Jazz. His musical journey took him to Portugal in 1999, where he continued to perform on the circuit in Lisbon, Cascais, and Estoril.

In 2014, he released the album "Intersecção", which features tracks such as "Tradição Vai No Bexiga Pra Ver", "Laguidibá", "Paulista", "Apaga o Fogo Mané", "Sandália Amarela", "Volta por Cima", "Onde a Dor Não Tem Razão", and "Pra Ter Seu Bem Querer". The predominant musical genre in his work is samba.

Ozzellin has also had his music referenced in the works of other artists. Singer-songwriter Carlos Navas, on his album "As Cores do Poeta", included a track called "Paulista", which is a composition by Marcos Ozzellin, demonstrating a connection between the artists within the Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• O Samba Transcedental de Marcos Ozzellin (2010)
• Intersecção (2014)