Manutti
- Origin
- Rio Brilhante, MS
- Years active
- 2015
- Genres
- sertanejo
- Instruments
- guitar, viola caipira
Biography
Manutti is a Brazilian sertanejo singer whose musical journey began in his childhood on a farm in Rio Brilhante, Mato Grosso do Sul. Growing up, he was exposed to a diverse range of music, from The Beatles to traditional viola caipira, which laid the foundation for his artistic development. His early encounters with Paraguayan polkas, a regional folk music, further shaped his musical sensibilities. Upon moving to Campo Grande to pursue higher education, Manutti connected with local musicians, leading him to form the sertanejo duo Rui Neto and Manutti.
In 2015, Manutti embarked on a solo career, releasing his debut album "Voltei ao Jogo." This marked the beginning of a prolific period, during which he released several successful albums and DVDs, including "All In – Ao Vivo em Campo Grande" in 2016, which featured collaborations with prominent sertanejo artists like Jads & Jadson and Bruno & Barretto. His music often blends traditional sertanejo elements with contemporary sounds, resonating with a wide audience.
Manutti's career has seen significant milestones, including performances at major events like the Barretos Rodeo Festival, sharing the stage with artists such as Luan Santana and Felipe Araújo. His songs, such as "SOS Coração" and "Outro Gole," have garnered millions of views on YouTube, solidifying his presence in the Brazilian music scene. He continues to release new music, maintaining a strong connection with his fans through his authentic sertanejo style.