Guilherme de Sá

Origin

Limeira, SP

Genres

rock, pop rock, contemporary christian music, mpb

Instruments

vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, drums

Biography

Guilherme de Sá is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, music producer, and arranger, widely known for having been the lead vocalist and main songwriter of the Christian rock band Rosa de Saron between 2001 and 2019. Born in Limeira and raised in towns in the interior of São Paulo state, he began his musical journey in childhood singing in prayer groups and later joining dance bands and dedicating himself to the study of voice and opera. At the helm of Rosa de Saron, he established himself as one of the country's leading rock vocalists, receiving Latin Grammy nominations and earning various awards and sales certifications with landmark albums such as Horizonte Distante.

After leaving the group in 2019, Guilherme began his solo career and side projects, releasing acclaimed works like the album Íngreme and exploring intimate and autoral directions. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with several important names in Brazilian music, sharing stages and projects with artists such as Mauro Henrique, Leonardo Gonçalves, and Eli Soares. His extensive vocal range and vocal drive technique have become references in Brazil's independent and religious music scene.

In addition to his music career, Guilherme de Sá also stands out as a writer and poet, having published literary works such as the book of conversations Entre Bardos e Druídas and the fiction Siracusa. Currently based abroad, the artist continues to maintain a strong bond with the Brazilian public through periodic tours and independent releases that reinforce his artistic relevance.