Di Ferrero

Origin

Campo Grande, MS

Also known as

Diego José Ferrero, Diego Ferrero

Genres

rock, pop rock

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Diego José Ferrero, better known as Di Ferrero, was born in Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul, and spent his formative years moving between different cities before settling in São Paulo. He rose to prominence as the lead vocalist of the prominent Brazilian rock band NX Zero, joining the group in 2004 and fronting them through numerous hits until their hiatus in 2017. Alongside his work with NX Zero, he collaborated with various prominent national artists such as Pitty and MV Bill, expanding his artistic reach across different musical styles.

Following the band's indefinite hiatus, Di Ferrero embarked on a solo career, signing with major labels like Universal Music and subsequently releasing works that showcased his versatility as a singer and songwriter. His solo projects included partnerships with notable artists such as Rael and Luccas Carlos, cementing his presence in the contemporary Brazilian pop-rock scene. His career also extended to theater and television projects, notably starring in the Brazilian production of the rock opera American Idiot.

Throughout his career, Di Ferrero has remained a fixture in Brazilian pop culture, balancing his musical pursuits with television appearances and high-profile performances at major events like Rock in Rio alongside artists such as Vitor Kley. His contributions to Brazilian rock and pop music continue to influence a new generation of musicians within the national scene.