Gedeão da Viola

Gedeão da Viola, born Gedeão Nogueira on April 16, 1945, in Limeira, Brazil, was a renowned Brazilian violist and composer. He passed away on July 27, 2005, in Barretos. Gedeão da Viola was celebrated for his contributions to traditional Brazilian music, particularly in the caipira genre, which is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of Brazil. His music often featured the viola caipira, an instrument integral to Brazilian folk music. Some of his notable works include albums like "Pau-Brasil," "Toque Aranhando," and "Música Caipira Autêntica de São Paulo, Região de Barretos: Vol.1," showcasing his mastery over the viola and his dedication to preserving traditional Brazilian music.

Gedeão da Viola's legacy continues to inspire new generations of musicians and music enthusiasts alike. His compositions and performances not only highlighted the beauty of the viola caipira but also contributed significantly to the preservation and promotion of Brazilian cultural identity through music. Despite his passing, his music remains a testament to his enduring impact on the Brazilian music scene.

Genres