Felipe Cordeiro, Edmar Gonçalves | pt

This is a misspelling for Edmar Castañeda. He was born in 1978, in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. Since his move to the United States in 1994, Edmar has quite literally taken New York and the world stage by storm with the sheer force of his virtuosic command of the harp—revolutionizing the way audiences and critics alike consider an instrument commonly relegated to the “unusual category”. A master at realizing beautiful complexities of time, while skillfully drawing out lush colors and dynamic spirit, Edmar has been characterized as “almost a world unto himself” (The New York Times). .

The Brazilian pianist Felipe Sarro first expressed his musical interest when he was a two-year child. At eight, he began his studies on electronic keyboard. However, he changed to piano very soon. He has studied in some institutions, such as Academia Musical Fátima and Santa Cecília Musical Conservatory; and he continued his studies with Amilcar Zani, a Brazilian pianist. He started composing at the age of twelve, although the opportunity for learning composition and harmony came only afterwards, when he was twenty years old. His teacher at the time was the Brazilian composer Mauricio De Bonis. His repertory includes Bach,...

Nélson Gonçalves (nome artístico de Antônio Gonçalves Sobral, Santana do Livramento, 21 de junho de 1919 — Rio de Janeiro, 18 de abril de 1998) foi um cantor e compositor brasileiro. Terceiro maior vendedor de discos da história do Brasil, com mais de 75 milhões de cópias vendidas, fica atrás apenas de Roberto Carlos, com mais de 120 milhões e Tonico & Tinoco com aproximadamente 150 milhões. Seu maior sucesso foi a canção A volta do boêmio. Nasceu no interior do Rio Grande do Sul, mas mudou-se com os seus pais, portugueses de Lisboa, para São Paulo, no bairro do...