Marcelo Moura

Marcelo Moura is a renowned Argentine musician, composer, and producer, best known for his role as the lead vocalist and keyboardist of the iconic rock band Virus. Born on January 11, 1960, in La Plata, Argentina, Moura has been an integral part of Virus since the early days of the band's formation. Initially, he was involved in the group Marabunta with his brother Julio and later became part of Duro, which eventually evolved into Virus with the addition of his brother Federico as the lead singer. Over time, Marcelo took on the role of lead vocalist for Virus, contributing significantly to the band's sound and success.

Moura's musical journey spans multiple roles, including percussion, keyboards, and even bass and guitar. His work with Virus includes albums such as *Wadu-Wadu*, *Recrudece*, and *Superficies de placer*. Beyond his work with Virus, Marcelo Moura has also been involved in other musical projects and has made appearances in various media, including soundtracks and television series. Recently, he has released solo material, including songs like *Pronta Entrega* and *Imágenes Paganas*, showcasing his continued creative output.