Momo

Marcelo Elisio Vianna Frota (born 17 February 1979),' He began his career in 1998. He was part of the first formation of the band Fino Coletivo, in 2005, but left the group in 2008.

Early life and education Momo holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and is currently pursuing a master's degree in Designing Audio Experiences: Art, Science in London, where he currently resides.

Career Momo first gained prominence in the Brazilian music scene in the early 2000s as a co-founder of the band Fino Coletivo, alongside artists such as Wado. His debut solo album, A Estética do Rabisco (2006), was followed by a series of releases that showcased his evolution as an artist.

In 2015, Momo relocated to Lisbon, Portugal, where he recorded his fifth album Voá, produced by Marcelo Camelo of Los Hermanos. The album featured collaborations with fado singer Camané, and was well received by the press in both Brazil and Portugal. The album showcased multilingual lyrics (in English, Portuguese, and French), subtle electronic textures.

His seventh album, Gira (2024), recorded at the Total Refreshment Centre in East London, featured collaborations with British jazz musicians and Alabaster DePlume, with whom Momo toured Europe in 2022.

Discography

Studio albums

A Estética do Rabisco Buscador Cadafalso I Was Told to Be Quiet Voá Gira (2024)

EPs

Sail your Boat into my Sea'' (2025)