Evandro Demari

Origin

Bento Gonçalves, RS

Years active

2002–Present

Genres

rock, MPB

Instruments

guitar, vocals

Biography

Evandro Demari is a guitarist, composer, and producer hailing from Bento Gonçalves, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. With a career rooted in rock music, Demari has established himself as a significant figure in the Brazilian music scene, particularly in the southern region of the country.

His musical journey includes collaborations with prominent Brazilian artists such as Luiz Carlini, André Christovam, and Frank Solari. Demari has also been a member of notable bands like A Elétrika Tribo, Nacional Kid, and Garotos da Rua, contributing to their distinct sounds and performances. His solo work has resulted in albums like 'Serendip' (2002) and 'Entropia' (2010), showcasing his evolution as an artist.

Demari's current projects involve the creation of new original music, often blending rock with diverse influences, including traditional accordion music and Afro-Brazilian elements. He is also involved in audiovisual projects, such as documentaries that capture his creative process, aiming to connect music and visual arts. His dedication to artistic exploration and his contributions to Brazilian rock solidify his place as a respected musician.