Gui Silveiras

Origin

São José do Rio Preto, SP

Years Active

2013

Genres

MPB, brazilian popular music, instrumental music, world music

Instruments

vocals, guitar, multi-instrumentalist

Biography

Gui Silveiras is a Brazilian singer, composer, guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist born in São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo. A graduate of the Conservatory of Tatuí, he is recognized for his versatility and for blending Afro-Brazilian rhythms, popular music, and contemporary elements in his compositions. Silveiras began his professional career in 2013 with the release of his first independent album, "Caburé." This marked the beginning of a prolific discography that explores various facets of Brazilian music.

Throughout his career, Silveiras has been part of musical groups such as Vintena and Firma o Ponto, contributing to their albums and performances. His solo work includes releases like "Grito Contido" (2022), "Canto do Interiô" (2023) in collaboration with Orquestra AfroLatinaTupiniquim, "OroborO" (2024) featuring instrumental compositions, and "Valerianas" (2025) created in partnership with Valéria Pisauro. His music often draws inspiration from ancestral Brazilian sounds, the natural world, and diverse cultural influences.

Silveiras has shared stages with notable Brazilian artists such as Hamilton de Holanda, Monica Salmaso, and Fabiana Cozza. He has also gained international recognition, performing at festivals in Uruguay, Italy, and Germany. His work has been awarded in various Brazilian festivals, highlighting his significant contribution to contemporary Brazilian music.

Discography

• Caburé (2013)
• Grito Contido (2022)
• Canto do Interiô (2023)
• OroborO (2024)
• Valerianas (2025)