Aggeu Marques

Aggeu Marques is a Brazilian singer-songwriter and pediatrician, born in Caratinga in 1964. He spent his childhood and adolescence in Montes Claros before moving to Belo Horizonte in 1988. Marques began his musical career performing in Beatles cover bands, notably Sgt. Pepper's Band and Hocus Pocus, where he gained recognition for his interpretations of Paul McCartney's songs, including performances at the International Mersey Beatles Festival in Liverpool. In 2001, he released his first solo album, "Quer Saber," followed by "Aggeu" in 2004, which featured the successful song "Máquina do Tempo." His third album, "Ultra-Som," was released in 2007. Marques' music often blends Beatles influences with other styles, such as those from Oasis, Radiohead, and Brazilian artists like Clube da Esquina.

Some of his notable releases include "Aggeu," "Ultra-Som," "Eletro Acústico Intimista," and "Certas Coisas - Ao Vivo No Estúdio." Despite his medical background as a pediatrician and ultrasonographer, Aggeu Marques has maintained a strong passion for music throughout his career. His recent works reflect a diverse musical approach, combining elements of rock, acoustic, and Brazilian music.