Beth Guzzo

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years active

1989

Genres

música sertaneja, lambada, pop

Instruments

voz

Biography

Elizabeth Balbino Guzzo, better known as Beth Guzzo, was born in São Paulo on April 2, 1975. She is the daughter of the renowned comedian, singer, and producer Valentino Guzzo, known for bringing the iconic character Vovó Mafalda to life on Brazilian television. Involved with the artistic environment from an early age, Beth began her musical journey in 1989 as a children's singer, releasing her first album and exploring rhythms like lambada before establishing herself as one of the great female names in sertanejo music during the 1990s.

Throughout her music career, Beth Guzzo landed several radio hits, such as "Carregado de Amor", "Peão de Verdade", and "Vem Meu Cowboy". In 2010, she celebrated two decades on the road with the release of her first live album, marking her strong presence in the national sertanejo scene and dialoguing with contemporary artists of the genre, in addition to building a solid television career as a presenter and music producer, joining the team of Programa do Ratinho on SBT.

In addition to her contribution to sertanejo, her journey intersects with that of various personalities in Brazilian music and television, keeping her legacy alive through her records and her work behind the scenes in the media. Her artistic versatility led her to move between stages and the production of variety shows, consolidating her name in the country's pop culture alongside figures like Ratinho himself and her father Valentino Guzzo.