Chico Pinheiro is a Brazilian guitarist, composer, and vocalist known for his masterful incorporation of traditional Brazilian rhythms with a modern jazz sensibility. An influential figure in contemporary jazz, Pinheiro's music often reflects his Brazilian roots through complex harmonies and lyrical, expressive guitar playing that seamlessly blends elements of bossa nova, samba, and baião. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1974, he picked up the guitar at an early age and quickly became absorbed in the rich musical traditions of his homeland.

Having emerged as one of Brazil's most prominent musical voices, Pinheiro has released a number of critically acclaimed albums such as "Meia Noite Meio Dia" and the eponymous "Chico Pinheiro". His recent works, including "Two Brothers", "City of Dreams", and "TRIZ", continue to showcase his evolution as an artist, often featuring collaborations with other talented musicians and demonstrating a deep, intuitive understanding of both Brazilian and jazz idioms. Not limiting himself to performances in Brazil, Chico Pinheiro has enjoyed a global career, playing in many international jazz festivals and earning praise for his innovative approach and contribution to contemporary music.