Pedro Osmar is an eclectic and visionary Brazilian artist whose musical journey delves deep into the roots of Brazilian culture while also engaging with the wider world’s rhythms and melodies. Born in Paraíba, he has been a pioneering force in the Brazilian music scene, constantly pushing the boundaries of genres and exploring diverse soundscapes.

Starting his career in the early '70s, Pedro has been influential in a multitude of movements and bands, notably his involvement with "Prá Não Dizer que Não Falei das Flores," which combined music with political activism during the military dictatorship in Brazil. His works have always been characterized by a strong commitment to cultural expression and social critique. His most recent releases, including "Quem Vem Lá?," “Farinha Digital,” and “Viola Caipira,” showcase his mastery in interweaving traditional Brazilian instruments with contemporary themes, creating music that is both rich in heritage and fresh in its approach. Pedro Osmar’s dedication to art and activism continues to resonate through his innovative contributions to Brazilian music and culture.