Célio Balona is a multifaceted Brazilian musician, known for his versatility as a pianist, keyboardist, accordionist, and vibraphonist. Born on December 17, 1938, in Visconde do Rio Branco, Minas Gerais, he has had a distinguished career spanning multiple genres, including jazz, bossa nova, and Brazilian popular music. During the 1960s, he collaborated with renowned artists like Roberto Carlos, Elis Regina, and Tom Jobim. His solo discography includes albums such as **"Coletânea," "Trilhas," "Cantigas de Roda para Ouvir e Sonhar," "Batuquerê," "Vôo Noturno," "Imagens,"** and **"Alumbramentos."** He has also composed music for films and television shows, and worked extensively as a studio musician for various Brazilian artists.
In addition to his solo work, Célio Balona has continued to release new music, including albums like **"Celio Balona & Convidados"** and **"Bem Bolado,"** reflecting his ongoing creativity and contributions to Brazilian music. Throughout his career, Balona has demonstrated a rich musical depth and a lasting impact on the Brazilian music scene.
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