Juliano Holanda

Origin

Goiana, PE

Years Active

1990s

Genres

MPB, música popular brasileira

Instruments

acoustic guitar, guitar, contrabaixo, viola, piano, keyboards, escaleta, percussion

Biography

Juliano Holanda is a Brazilian musician, composer, arranger, and music producer born in Goiana, Pernambuco, in 1977. With a consolidated career in Brazilian music, he is known for his prolific activity as a songwriter, having over 600 registered songs, some recorded by names such as Zélia Duncan, Simone, and Elba Ramalho. His artistic journey began between the 1990s and 2000s, playing with various artists and joining the Orquestra Contemporânea de Olinda.

Throughout his career, Juliano Holanda has released three solo albums: "A Arte de Ser Invisível" (2013), "Pra Saber Ser Nuvem de Cimento Quando o Céu For de Concreto" (2013), and "Por Onde as Casas Andam em Silêncio" (2021). He gained national visibility in 2015 with the soundtrack for the series "Amorteamo", broadcast by TV Globo. In addition to his work as a musician, he also ventured into literature with the book "Outras Armadilhas Desejáveis" (2024).

Holanda is the creator of Mostra Reverbo, an event that brings together expressive artists from Pernambuco. His work spans various musical genres, reflecting on Brazil's social, political, and cultural contexts. He is recognized as a central figure in the Pernambuco music scene, admired for his versatility and the depth of his compositions, collaborating and dialoguing with artists such as Almério and Martins.

Discography

• A Arte de Ser Invisível (2012)
• Pra Saber Ser Nuvem de Cimento Quando o Céu For de Concreto (2013)
• Por Onde as Casas Andam em Silêncio (2021)