Marcus Tardelli

Origin

Petrópolis, RJ

Years Active

2001

Genres

MPB, brazilian instrumental music, jazz

Instruments

guitar

Biography

Marcus Tardelli is a renowned Brazilian classical guitarist, born in Petrópolis, Rio de Janeiro, on July 17, 1977. Since childhood, he has demonstrated a unique musical sensitivity, absorbing and reproducing sounds with remarkable ease. Self-taught, Tardelli has developed innovative guitar techniques, often using his left thumb to reach complex harmonies, which has earned him comparisons to great masters of music. His musical approach transcends mere instrumental technique, focusing on expression and emotion, which has led him to be acclaimed by critics and musicians such as Guinga, who described him as "the greatest guitarist Brazil has ever produced."

Tardelli began his professional career as a member of the guitar quartet Maogani, with whom he explored various sounds and arrangements for the instrument. In 2006, he released his first solo album, "Unha e Carne," entirely dedicated to works by the composer Guinga, featuring his own arrangements. This work was a milestone in his career, consolidating his reputation as an exceptional interpreter and an innovator in the guitar universe. The album received critical acclaim and solidified his partnership with Guinga, who produced the record and became a great admirer of his work.

His unique technique and deep musicality place him at a prominent level in Brazilian music. Tardelli is recognized for his ability to transpose orchestral arrangements for solo guitar, creating a rich and complex sound. He has influenced a new generation of guitarists and is frequently invited to festivals and workshops, where he shares his knowledge and passion for music. His work is a testament to the richness and diversity of Brazilian instrumental music, with influences ranging from classical music to popular music.

Discography

• Unha & Carne - Marcus Tardelli Interpreta Guinga (2006)