Brazilian singer Marrone is constructing a spectacular new residence in Goiânia, Goiás, that blends luxury with his passion for music and entertainment. The sprawling 1,500-square-meter mansion, designed by architect Patrícia Moreno, is spread across three floors and includes a host of personalized amenities tailored to the artist's lifestyle.
Among the standout features is a dedicated music studio, allowing Marrone to write, record, and host friends for jam sessions. The property also boasts a private cinema, a closet exclusively for his stage outfits, and an elevator for convenience. For outdoor leisure, the mansion will include a swimming pool designed with a resort-style beach aesthetic, a sauna, a hydro-massage tub, and a fireplace area.
One of the most unique aspects of the project is a full bar, which was added at the special request of Marrone's longtime friend and fellow singer, Leonardo. Although Marrone himself does not consume alcohol, he happily accommodated Leonardo's wish. "He said, 'You don't drink, but I do. I want you to build a bar for me in your house,'" architect Patrícia Moreno recounted.
The two artists will soon be neighbors, as Leonardo is also building a home in the same gated community. Their friendship, which spans many years, will be strengthened by their proximity. The mansion also includes a football pitch, reflecting Marrone's love for the sport, along with six suites and expansive social areas for entertaining guests.
Marrone has been actively involved in the design process, ensuring the home reflects his personal tastes and professional needs. The project underscores his desire for a space that serves both as a private retreat and a creative hub where he can collaborate with friends and fellow musicians.
The construction of this dream home comes as Marrone continues his active career in Brazilian music, balancing performances with personal projects. The mansion promises to be a landmark property in Goiânia, combining modern luxury with functional spaces for an artist's life.
Based on reporting from g1.