Andre Matos

Brazilian singer-songwriter and pianist

Andre Matos - Artists & Creatives born September 14th, 1971
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A prominent Brazilian singer-songwriter and pianist, contributed significantly to the metal genre and Brazilian music. Rose to fame as the lead vocalist for the band Angra, with an influential role in the Brazilian heavy metal scene. Matos released several solo albums, such as 'Time To Be Free' and 'Mentalize', showcasing a blend of rock and classical influences. Collaborated with various artists and participated in several musical projects throughout his career. His dynamic vocal range and musical compositions earned recognition in the music industry.

Vocalist for the band Angra

Released solo albums such as 'Time To Be Free'

Contributed to the 'Symphony of the Night' project

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