Felipe Avila

Genres

jazz, MPB, instrumental music

Instruments

guitar

Biography

Felipe Ávila is a Brazilian musician, guitarist, and composer, with a career marked by collaborations with several renowned artists and groups in the Brazilian music scene. His work spans genres such as jazz, MPB, and instrumental music, demonstrating versatility and a deep musical knowledge.

His career includes significant participations in projects with Zé Eduardo Nazário, one of the great names in Brazilian percussion, with whom he recorded the albums "Percussônica" (1998) and "Percussônica - Hoje" (2004), in addition to having been a member of the group "Velocípede" between 1984 and 1987. Ávila also had his guitar featured in the works of Patife Band, a group known for its fusion of jazz and rock. Another relevant collaboration was with singer Márcia Távora, participating in an episode of the show "Sr. Brasil".

Felipe Ávila has also released original works, such as the 2003 album "Janela", which highlights his facet as a composer and instrumentalist. His discography and collaborations attest to his importance as an active and respected musician in the Brazilian instrumental and popular music scene.

Discography

• Janela (2004)
• Beatles Brasil (2005)
• Quase Tudo (2008)
• Beatles Brasil Volume II (2018)
• Beatles Brasil Vol. 2 (2018)
• Amazônia (2020)
• Xaxim