Luiz Marenco
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Luiz Marenco is a Brazil
Brazil
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ian folk music
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ian and composer
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Marenco's career began in 1988, when he began to participate in festivals. He has toured several states in Brazil, and Santa Catarina, Parana, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso do Sul, Goias, Brasilia and Tocantins, as well as in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, with Santiago Chalar, and recordings with Pepe Guerra and Jorge Nasser (Uruguayan folk singers), and recordings with Antonio Tarrago Ros and Ramon Ayala
Ramon Ayala
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of Argentina.

Discography

  • Luiz Marenco Canta Jayme Caetano Braun (1991)
  • Filosofia de Andejo (1993)
  • De a Cavalo (1994)
  • Luiz Marenco Canta Noel Guarany (1996)
  • Andarilho (1998)
  • Quando o Verso Vem Pras Casa (1999)
  • Luiz Marenco nos Festivais (1999)
  • Estâncias da Fronteira (1999)
  • Pra o Meu Consumo (2000)
  • Enchendo os Olhos de Campo (2001)
  • De Bota e Bombacha (2001)
  • O Melhor de Luiz Marenco (2001)
  • Luiz Marenco ao Vivo (2002)
  • De Campeiro Pra Campeiro (2002)

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