Beto Mejía

Origin

Brasília, DF

Years Active

2011–2025

Genres

pop, latin pop, MPB

Instruments

flute, vocals

Biography

Beto Mejía is a Brazilian musician, singer, and songwriter known for his versatility and for moving across various musical genres, with a strong focus on pop and latin pop. Born in Brasília, in the Federal District, Mejía initially gained recognition as the flutist for the band Móveis Coloniais de Acaju, a group he performed with for 18 years. His solo career, which began in 2012 with the EP "Abraço", has explored sounds that blend Brazilian influences with Latin beats and pop elements, creating a unique and captivating style.

Throughout his career, Beto Mejía has released albums such as "Wahyoob" (2016) and "Onde o Infinito é Som" (2019), the latter aimed at children and which also gave rise to a multimedia project featuring a book and interactive shows. His compositions are marked by engaging melodies, lyrics that range from personal experiences to universal themes like sustainability and respect for diversity, and a vibrant performance that connects with the audience.

In addition to his career as an artist, Beto Mejía also stands out for his involvement in charitable and social projects, such as fundraising for NGOs through the release of his album "Wahyoob". His ability to innovate and reinvent himself, exploring new sounds and formats, cements him as a relevant artist in the contemporary Brazilian music scene, resonating with artists like Gustavo Bertoni and André Abujamra.

Discography

• Abraço (2012)
• Wahyoob (2016)
• Onde o Infinito É Som (2019)