Guello

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Genres

mpb, instrumental, percussion

Instruments

percussion

Biography

Guello is a Brazilian instrumentalist, composer, and professor, primarily known for his work as a percussionist. He has established himself as a significant figure in the Brazilian music scene, contributing to a diverse range of projects and collaborations.

Throughout his career, Guello has shared the stage and studio with numerous renowned Brazilian artists, including Paulo Moura, Mônica Salmaso, Joyce, Marco Pereira, Toninho Carrasqueira, and Toninho Ferragutti. His versatility as a percussionist allows him to adapt to various musical styles, enriching the soundscapes of the artists he collaborates with. He also teaches at the Free University of Music in São Paulo, contributing to the education and development of future generations of musicians.

Guello's discography includes his own work and contributions to albums by other artists. He was part of Trio Bonsai, which released albums like "Bonsai Machine" (1996) and "Unfoldings" (2001). His instrumental prowess has been featured on recordings such as "Modern Tradition" (2004) and "Popular Chamber Orchestra" (1998), showcasing his ability to lead and contribute to ensemble performances.