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Matheus Pimentel Nunes
Matheus Pimentel Nunes is a Brazilian musician from Goiás who plays viola and works in the sertanejo tradition. His song "Assim no Osso do Peito" came out of...
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Matheus Pimentel Nunes is a Brazilian musician from Goiás who plays viola and works in the sertanejo tradition. His song "Assim no Osso do Peito" came out of a personal loss in 2015 and became known for its direct emotional tone.
He has released albums like Viola de Amor in 2017, Raiz in 2019, and Flores in 2022. Another song, "Pra o Lado Que Sopra o Vento," appears among his recorded work. He has performed with other Brazilian musicians including Almir Sater and Renato Teixeira.
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