Sergio Zurawski

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Sergio Zwrauski

Years Active

1980

Genres

world music, jazz, bossa nova, MPB

Instruments

electric guitar, keyboards

Biography

Sergio Zurawski is a Brazilian musician, composer, arranger, orchestrator, and music producer, born in São Paulo in 1957. His musical career began in the 1980s, when he joined the group Doce Loucura in São Paulo. Zurawski is recognized for his versatility as an instrumentalist, performing on both the electric guitar and keyboards.

Throughout his career, Sergio Zurawski has collaborated with several renowned artists and projects. In Europe, he worked with the acclaimed Portuguese world music group Madredeus, participating in albums such as "Metafonia" (2008), "Nova Aurora" (2009), and "Castelos na Areia" (2010), in addition to the DVD "Metafonia" (2008). He was also a member of the quartet Couple Coffee, formed by Brazilian and Angolan musicians, with whom he released four albums of "New Brazilian Jazz'n Bossa Nova", including "Coas Tamanquinhas do Zeca" (2007) and "Quarto Grão" (2010).

As a solo artist, Zurawski released the albums "América Zen" (1998) and "Pulsars" (2000). His original work also extends to the "Zurawski Ensemble", with whom he released albums in 2011 and 2013. His music has been described as a fusion of jazz, bossa nova, and world influences, demonstrating his ability to move across different styles and sounds. Currently, Sergio Zurawski also works as a professor at ETIC and is pursuing a master's degree in ethnomusicology.

Discography

• Zens - Zurawsky Ensemble