Iúri Oliveira

Currently, he is one of the most creative, expressive, and sophisticated names in Portuguese music, known for his unique and broad approach. This has led him to collaborate with musicians and composers from various musical genres around the world, including soundtracks for film and theater. With extensive live performance experience, especially as a sideman, he has performed on some of the most iconic stages in Portugal and around the world, including the iconic MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, where he performed with Madonna at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards. He actively collaborates as a studio musician for artists worldwide, such as The Cinematic Orchestra, Helder Moutinho, Nancy Vieira, among others, and also from his personal studio, Iúri Oliveira also embraces an authorial dimension, having released the tracks, Suão featuring Carlos Sanches, Casa, featuring Edu Mundo, Habitat, in collaboration with Manuel Rocha, and the soundtrack atemporal - Banda Sonora Original de "O Diabo do Entrudo" and Auroras - Original Soundtrack of the movie \ documentary "João Ayres, an Independent Painter", with which he won the Best Original Composition Award at the Paris Film Awards, the European Art Festival, and the Red Moon Film Festival. More recently, he released his first album of original music, Manifesto, a solo album where he takes a deep dive into wood, skin, and steel, without using loops or electronics. This album traces a vibrant path full of colors and textures.