Marlon Mouzer

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

1997–2024

Genres

choro, bossa nova, brazilian instrumental music

Instruments

acoustic guitar, 7-string acoustic guitar

Biography

Marlon Mouzer is a Brazilian acoustic guitarist who began his musical career in 1997. His journey is marked by his dedication to the acoustic guitar and his participation in various projects celebrating Brazilian music, with a strong emphasis on choro and bossa nova. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with renowned artists and groups, establishing himself as an active and respected musician in the music scene.

Born on an unspecified date, Marlon Mouzer has shown a deep passion for music from an early age. In 2010, he was recognized as "Best Acoustic Guitarist" at two national Voice and Acoustic Guitar festivals in Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, highlighting his talent and technique. His professional career spans approximately 30 years, a period in which he has accumulated vast experience and collaborated with a wide range of musical styles and generations of artists.

An important milestone in Marlon Mouzer's career was the formation of the Trio Choro Novo in 2010, alongside Abel Luiz and Reinaldo Pestana. With the group, he released the CDs "Sotaques & Influências" (2012) and "Diálogos Sonoros" (2024), the latter nominated for the 26th Brazilian Music Award. In 2019, in partnership with singer Sanny Alves, he released the CD "Ela é Carioca", which celebrates bossa nova classics. Mouzer has also had the honor of working with Brazilian music legends such as Elza Soares, Zé Kéti, Nelson Sargento, and Noca da Portela.