Flaviano Pichitelli
Flaviano Pichitelli is a Brazilian musician who started performing on street corners and in local bars. His debut album "De Tudo Na Vida" came out in 2006,...
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Flaviano Pichitelli is a Brazilian musician who started performing on street corners and in local bars. His debut album "De Tudo Na Vida" came out in 2006, and he's also recorded songs like "Mesmo Que Você Entenda." Over time he's worked with musicians including Matheus de Paula on drums, Gabriel Bordin on bass, Thiago Gomes on guitar, and Marcelo Loureiro on keyboards.
Some of his lyrics have drawn criticism for addressing social issues in ways that made some listeners uncomfortable, but he kept writing about what mattered to him. His later albums included titles like "Do Outro Lado do Mundo" and "Na Rota do Samba."
He comes from a family with musical background, and despite early financial struggles he continued performing. The music he makes tends to focus on storytelling through his vocals and guitar work.
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