Davi Moraes

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years active

1989

Genres

mpb, rock, samba, afoxé, reggae, funk

Instruments

guitarra, cavaquinho

Biography

Davi Moraes is a Brazilian musician, composer, and guitarist, born in Rio de Janeiro on June 16, 1973. The son of the iconic Moraes Moreira, Davi inherited the family's musical talent and began his professional career at age 16, accompanying his father in concerts and recordings. His skill on the guitar soon made him stand out, leading him to collaborate with a wide range of renowned Brazilian music artists.

Throughout his career, Davi Moraes has established himself as a versatile instrumentalist and a prolific composer. He has been part of the bands of artists such as Caetano Veloso, Marisa Monte, Ivete Sangalo, and Vanessa da Mata, working as a guitarist, arranger, and music producer. His original work, which blends influences from afro-brazilian rhythms, rock, samba, and mpb, has resulted in acclaimed albums such as "Papo Macaco" and "Orixá Mutante", which received positive reviews from the specialized press.

Davi Moraes is also known for his musical partnerships and for keeping his father's legacy alive. He released the EP "Todos Nós" as a tribute to Moraes Moreira, featuring guest appearances by artists like Marina Lima and Carlinhos Brown. In addition to his solo career, Davi continues to explore new sounds and collaborate with various musicians, reaffirming his importance in the Brazilian music scene.