Oscar Tintel

Origin

Salto, SP

Years Active

1992

Genres

pop, pagode, samba

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Oscar Tomas Tintel Peña Neto was born in Salto on May 26, 1982, building a solid trajectory in Brazilian music as a singer, songwriter, and producer. Since childhood, he showed an interest in art, joining pagode groups such as Representantes do Samba and Ousadia, before achieving national notoriety in 2003 by winning the reality talent show Popstars and establishing himself as a member of the boy band Br'oz.

With Br'oz, the artist experienced a period of great commercial success, charting hits such as "Prometida" and "Vem Pra Minha Vida", in addition to touring the country and releasing works such as the album Segundo Ato. After the group's activities ended in 2005, he remained involved with pagode and joined formations such as Grupo Disfarce, besides investing in his solo career and working heavily behind the scenes in the recording industry.

As a songwriter and music producer, Oscar Tintel has penned tracks recorded by several major names in national music, including Exaltasamba, Os Travessos, Thiaguinho, Ludmilla, Rodriguinho, and Katinguelê. In his solo career, he expanded his reach with productions and partnerships alongside artists such as Gaab, Mr. Dan, Marcelly, and his former Br'oz colleagues, like André Marinho and Jhean Marcell.