Leo Bianchini

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years Active

2012–presente

Genres

MPB, música brasileira, jazz, canção brasileira

Instruments

voz, violão, guitarra, percussão

Biography

Leo Bianchini is a Brazilian musician, composer, and musical researcher, known for his work both in his solo career and with the collective 5 a Seco. With a career spanning over a decade in music, Bianchini has developed a body of work that moves through various genres, heavily influenced by African percussion and Brazilian song. His career includes hundreds of concerts performed in Brazil and Europe, in addition to seven released albums.

Throughout his career, Leo Bianchini has collaborated with renowned Brazilian artists such as Ivan Lins, Lenine, Chico César, Pedro Luis, and Maria Gadú. He has also been part of projects like "Músico Cidadão," focused on music and migration, and "Alfa Pendular." His academic background includes a Bachelor's Degree in Music from Santa Marcelina College, where he deepened his musical studies.

Currently based in Portugal, Leo Bianchini continues to expand his artistic work in Europe, exploring paths of improvisation, expanded song, and jazz. His solo work is marked by sincerity and the exploration of his musical and personal inquietudes, resulting in autobiographical albums that seek a deep connection with the audience.

Discography

• Leo Bianchini, Barão Di Sarno – Mundrungo (2016)
• Solto No Mundo (2021)