Marco Telles is a Brazilian Christian singer-songwriter, worship leader, and musical director associated with Coletivo Candiero and the Dunamis movement, emerging as a recording artist in the early 2010s with his independent album Coletânea (2012), which marked his first documented solo release. Over the following decade, he developed his career through collaborative and solo recordings rooted in Brazilian contemporary worship and theological songwriting. In 2019, he released the album Devir, followed by Doxologia Primitiva (2020), a collaborative project with Coletivo Candiero and Daniel Alves that reinforced his central role within the collective. He continued this trajectory with Amado Timóteo (2021), featuring tracks such as "Tu, Porém" and "Até Sozim," which became among his most recognized recordings. During this period, Marco Telles also appeared extensively as a vocalist and songwriter with Coletivo Candiero, a collective he directs alongside Filipe da Guia, focused on producing Brazilian Christian music rooted in local musical identity. His discography expanded further with singles including "118" and "Bitcoins" (2023), live and collaborative recordings such as the EP Alma em Trânsito (2024), and numerous featured performances with artists connected to the Brazilian worship scene. In 2025, he released the full-length album O Grande Banquete, followed by additional live and extended versions of his material, including new recordings of "Auê (A Fé Ganhou)" and related worship collaborations in 2026.
