Hamilton de Holanda – De Paris à Rio

Presented by OPUS 87 ET 1001 NOTES (L.2-1045340) Hamilton de Holanda mandolin Nov Mandolin Quintet Mathéus Donato cavaquinho Ricardo Sandoval bandola and mandolin Considered one of the greatest Brazilian instrumentalists of recent decades, following in the footsteps of Baden Powell or Hermeto Pascoal, Hamilton de Holanda combines spectacular virtuosity with deep roots in tradition. Winner of five Latin Grammy Awards and boasting more than one million monthly listeners on digital platforms, he stands as a major figure in contemporary instrumental music. His playing, both polyphonic and exceptionally rich in tone, enables him to weave melody, harmony, and rhythm with unique energy. He has collaborated with major artists such as Wynton Marsalis, Chick Corea, Richard Galliano, and Melody Gardot, establishing an instantly recognizable musical voice. With De Paris à Rio, he offers a musical journey across cultures and styles. Solo, then alongside Vincent Beer-Demander, Ricardo Sandoval, and Matheus Donato, he traverses Heitor Villa-Lobos, Claude Debussy, and Astor Piazzolla, before joining the Nov Mandolin Quintet on iconic works such as Colibri or Radamés Gnattali's Suite Retratos.