Thiago Medeiros

Biography

Thiago Medeiros is one of the most versatile and respected names in contemporary Brazilian music. A multi-instrumentalist musician with over 25 years of professional experience, he has built a solid career that moves seamlessly between popular music, record production, live performance, cinema, and large-scale musical productions. Throughout his career, Thiago has contributed to projects that together exceed 2 billion streams across audio and video platforms, reflecting his extensive work with major Pop and MPB artists. Among his most notable collaborations are recordings and projects with Brazilian icons such as Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil, as well as productions that received multiple Latin Grammy nominations, establishing his international artistic recognition. His work also extends into the audiovisual world, where he has contributed to soundtracks for films and documentaries, including culturally significant productions such as "Senna por Ayrton", demonstrating his ability to translate musical expression across different narrative languages. As an instrumentalist, Thiago Medeiros stands out for his broad musical training and technical mastery. He works professionally with brass and woodwind instruments such as trumpet, trombone, and saxophone, as well as mandolin, piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and electric bass, making him a highly sought-after musician for both studio recordings and major live productions. Currently, Thiago Medeiros serves as musical director and conductor of the theatrical production "Djavan – Vidas Pra Contar, O Musical", leading the music for one of the most significant Brazilian musical theater productions in recent years. This role further highlights his artistic leadership, musical sensitivity, and ability to direct complex, high-level productions. With a career defined by excellence, diversity, and consistency, Thiago Medeiros continues to play a vital role in Brazilian music, connecting tradition and contemporaneity in every project he signs.