Felipe Continentino

Origin

Cataguases, MG

Years Active

2011

Genres

brazilian instrumental music, jazz, MPB, electronic music

Instruments

drums, acoustic guitar, percussion, synthesizers, voice

Biography

Felipe Continentino is a Brazilian drummer and composer born in Cataguases, Minas Gerais. A graduate in popular music from UFMG, he has built a solid career spanning nearly 15 years, recognized for his versatility and talent. Continentino began his musical journey in his hometown, where he took his first steps in his studies. His academic background at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) deepened his knowledge of popular music, preparing him for the challenges and opportunities that would come in his career.

Throughout his journey, Felipe Continentino has collaborated and recorded with a wide range of renowned Brazilian music artists, such as Silva, Toninho Horta, Fernanda Abreu, Mahmundi, Roberto Menescal, and Jennifer Souza, among others. This diverse experience demonstrates his ability to move across different genres and musical styles, establishing him as a sought-after and respected musician on the national scene. His skill as an instrumentalist and composer is frequently celebrated, having received several awards over the years.

In addition to his work as a sideman and composer, Felipe Continentino also develops original projects. His first solo album, titled "Felipe Continentino", was released in 2011, followed by "Estúdio Casa Sol" in 2026. Under the pseudonym PLIPP, he explored electronic music with the album "Ephemeral" (2017). His work extends beyond drums, exploring other instruments and lyric composition, seeking to expand his artistic identity and showcase different facets of his musical talent.

Discography

• Felipe Continentino (2012)
• Luna (2024)
• Estúdio Casa Sol (2026)