Mário Campanha

Origin

Tupã, SP

Genres

MPB, country music

Instruments

guitar, accordion

Biography

Mário Campanha Sierra is a Brazilian composer, multi-instrumentalist, conductor, and music producer, born in Tupã, São Paulo, on October 8, 1949. His musical career spans various aspects of Brazilian popular music, having begun his trajectory with a strong connection to country music and MPB.

Campanha is widely recognized as a composer, with his biggest success being the song "Manhãs de Setembro", recorded by Vanusa in 1973, which became a milestone in his career. In addition, he has collaborated with several artists, acting as a conductor, producer, and instrumentalist, especially with the duo "As Galvão", formed by sisters Mary and Marilene Galvão, starting in 1985. With them, Mário Campanha produced albums that brought a more modern sound, even earning a Gold Record and hits like "No Calor dos Teus Abraços" and "Coração Laçador". He also acts as the duo's guitarist and accordionist in performances.

His personal and professional life are intertwined with singer Mary Galvão, with whom he has been in a relationship for over thirty years and formalized their union in 2016. Together, they remain active in the music scene, participating in television programs and shows. Mário Campanha is a versatile artist who has contributed significantly to Brazilian music, whether through his compositions, arrangements, or music production.

Discography

• Hermanas Razo (1977)