Trio Madeira Brasil is a virtuosic instrumental group that fuses traditional Brazilian music with a contemporary sensibility. Formed in 1997 by three maestros of Brazilian string instruments – Ronaldo do Bandolim on the mandolin, Zé Paulo Becker on the guitar, and Marcello Gonçalves on the seven-string guitar – the band quickly established itself as a unique voice in the rich tapestry of Brazilian music. The trio is renowned for their technical prowess, innovative arrangements, and the passionate interplay that characterizes their live performances.

Their discography reflects a commitment to the exploration and reinterpretation of Brazil's diverse musical culture. "Ai Amor" (2020) offers a collection of songs that weave through the many flavors of love, with every pluck and strum resonating with warmth and emotion. "Ao Vivo Em Copacabana" (2018) captures the dynamic energy of their live show, a testament to the group's ability to engage and captivate audiences. Both "Quando o Canto É Reza" (2010) and their self-titled album "Trio Madeira Brasil" (2006) pay homage to the roots of Brazilian music while infusing it with a modern edge, showcasing their innovative approach to composition and a deep reverence for the music that forms the heart of their country's cultural identity. With their sophisticated sound and celebration of Brazilian heritage, Trio Madeira Brasil stands out as a beacon of authentic yet contemporary world music.