Murilo Huff

Origin

Goiânia, GO

Years active

2017

Genres

sertanejo

Instruments

vocals, guitar

Biography

Murilo Huff is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist born in Goiânia on October 14, 1995. He initially established himself in the music industry as a songwriter, penning tracks for renowned artists such as Michel Teló, Bruno & Marrone, Lucas Lucco, and Naiara Azevedo. His breakthrough as a songwriter came in 2017 when Marília Mendonça recorded his composition "Transplante," followed by another major hit, "Bem Pior Que Eu," the following year.

In 2018, Huff launched his solo singing career with the release of the album Pra Ouvir Tomando Uma, which gained significant attention partly due to the track "Dois Enganados," featuring his then-partner Marília Mendonça. He later expanded his discography with projects like Pra Ouvir Tomando Uma 2, earning notable certifications for songs such as "Uma Ex," "Frieza," and "Desejando Eu." Alongside his career milestones, he became widely known for his personal life, notably sharing a son with Mendonça before her tragic passing in 2021, and later becoming engaged to Gabriela Versiani in 2025.