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Born
1993
1993
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Brazil
Brazil
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Born Marcos Lobo Zeballos on 26 January 1993 in San Diego, California, Zeeba is a Brazilian-American singer-songwriter whose career has connected Brazilian pop, indie influences, and electronic music to audiences worldwide. Raised in São Paulo, he began writing songs as a teenager and later studied at the Musicians Institute in Los Angeles, where he further developed his skills as a musician and performer. During this period, he played guitar for the alternative rock band Bonavox, a chapter that helped introduce him to the international music industry.
His breakthrough arrived in 2016 after collaborating with Alok and Bruno Martini on “Hear Me Now,” a global hit that became one of the most successful electronic music releases to come out of Brazil. The song's success opened doors to further collaborations, including “Never Let Me Go” and “Ocean,” establishing him as a recognizable voice within the international electronic music space.
Alongside these collaborations, Zeeba built a solo catalog that gradually moved toward a more personal and reflective direction. Projects such as "Reset" (2020), "Tudo Ao Contrário" (2022), and "Cultivar" (2023) highlighted his interest in themes such as identity, personal growth, and memory, while incorporating both English and Portuguese songwriting. Releases including “Sentimento Raro” and “Segredos da Vida” continued this direction, combining acoustic elements with modern production.
His career has included performances at major international events such as Tomorrowland, Rock in Rio, and Lollapalooza, while continued touring has expanded his audience beyond Brazil. Drawing from both his American birthplace and Brazilian upbringing, Zeeba has developed a style that connects pop songwriting with electronic music, helping bring contemporary Brazilian music to a broader global audience.