Carlos Machado Carbonieri

Origin

Curitiba, PR

Also known as

Carlos Machado, Carlinhos Machado

Years Active

2002–presente

Genres

brazilian contemporary music, samba, MPB

Instruments

voice, acoustic guitar

Biography

Carlos Machado Carbonieri, born in Curitiba in 1977, is a multifaceted Brazilian artist, recognized as a writer, musician, and literature teacher. His musical career officially began in 2002 with the band Sad Theory, participating in albums such as "The Lady and the Torch" and "A Madrigal of Sorrow". In 2008, Carbonieri began his solo career, releasing a series of original albums that explore various facets of Brazilian music, including "Tendéu" (2008), "Samba Portátil" (2010), "Longe" (2012), and "DESencontro" (2017). His work also extended to Spanish-speaking audiences with the album "Los Amores de Paso" (2013).

In addition to his musical production, Carlos Machado Carbonieri is a prolific writer, with several books published in genres such as short stories, novellas, and narratives. Among his standout literary works are "A Voz do Outro" (2004), "Nós da Província: Diálogo com o Carbono" (2005), and "Imagem Invertida" (2023). His texts have been published in literary magazines and newspapers, and he has participated in important anthologies, such as "48 Contos Paranaenses" (2014), organized by Luiz Ruffato.

As a literature teacher, Carbonieri also works in the curation of literary contests and cultural events, enriching the Brazilian artistic and intellectual scene. His work, both musical and literary, reflects a deep connection with Brazilian culture, engaging with themes and sounds that solidify him as a relevant artist of his time. He has released six original CDs and participated in several literary events, consolidating his presence in the arts.

Discography

• Tendéu (2008)
• Samba Portátil (2010)
• Longe (2012)
• Los Amores de Paso (2013)
• Bárbara (2015)
• Desencontro (2017)