Bruno Faglioni

Origin

Araraquara, SP

Years Active

2000

Genres

christian rock, pop rock, hard rock, alternative rock, alternative metal, sacred music, rock

Instruments

acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals

Biography

Bruno Faglioni Rossi, artistically known as Bruno Faglioni, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist born in Araraquara, São Paulo, on May 5, 1988. His passion for music manifested itself in childhood, influenced by his maternal grandfather who played the acoustic guitar. At the age of eight, he began studying classical guitar and, throughout his training, participated in various sacred music festivals, winning several awards.

In his teens, Faglioni integrated into the rock scene in Araraquara with the band ColdFire, alongside his siblings and friends. His musical journey also led him to perform in wedding orchestras, cultural presentations, and as a guitarist for local bands. Alongside music, he graduated in Civil Engineering from USP São Carlos, where he also earned a master's degree in transportation engineering.

In 2018, he released his first solo album, "Médico de Almas," which was praised in the Christian community. In 2019, he became the lead singer of the renowned Brazilian Christian rock band Rosa de Saron, replacing Guilherme de Sá. With the band, he released hit singles, award-winning albums, and established himself as one of the major names in national Christian music. Faglioni also participated in reality shows like "The Voice Brasil" and "X-Factor Brasil," broadening his recognition.

Bruno Faglioni is recognized for his musical versatility, moving across various styles. His career is marked by a strong connection to Christian music, but also by his work in the Brazilian rock scene. He is an example of how music and other areas of knowledge can coexist in a multifaceted career.

Discography

• Médico de Almas (2018)