This game made my childhood better. If you are born around the 80's - 90's like me you probably played this game. Megaman X (SNES) is well known as one of the hardest games ever but is also very known because of it's soundtrack. It's very clear to me that the composer tried to create something influenced by heavy metal/rock bands using just the technology available to the games that time - 16 bits.

I had a lot of fun recording and editing this... Of course that I'm not Andy James, but I'm a huge fan of his work and I tried to play a song from him that was suggested by my friend Thiago. 

The Witcher 3 is an incredible game. I think this is a game that can define this new generation of consoles. It's almost perfect, and of course that I loved the soundtrack... 

This version was very challenging to me. It was a great experience to create this arrangement because it seems easy to play the melody with the chord progression, but I bet that if you try it too, you will be surprised on how difficult this could be... ​All the time I need to focus in the melodic line and at the same time think what will be the next chord, so it's a simultaneous way of thinking.

An extreme heavy progressive metal song deserves a lot of effort and time to learn and practice. This is the results of around 4 days of practice... I hope this humble cover suits the original version. We know that any Dream Theater song could be very hard, and I know that there is some songs that are really simple from them, but I think around 90% of all the songs are hard to play in every instrument. ​

This is my arrangement for this awesome song. I enjoyed a lot the creation of this version and I'm so happy with the final result... It was very hard to work on this because there is a lot of information to the right hand...

A little bit about my history with music. I had a great time with my friends from CH'I Filmes Emily Hozokawa and Giancarlo Cadengue. We started this project in january/2015 and now it's ready! I hope that I can inspire you to live your dreams.

"Frevo" is largely known here in Brazil as a rich cultural musical style. With this arrangement I tried to connect another two different worlds bringing to you the power of this type of music.  With this project I also tried to reconnect myself with my musical origins, resulting in an awesome experience with my friends.

After another month of hard work, effort and great challenges we managed to finalize yet another video with a lot of sacrifice! This time I made a tribute to a popular style here in Brazil, "Choro". In this arrangement we mixed a song from the awesome rock band System Of a Down with this brazilian style where we also made references to Jacob do Bandolim 's "Sapeca" and Zequinha de Abreu 's "Tico-Tico no Fubá" themes, emphasizing our tribute to this musical style!

The team continues to grow and after a month of hard work, a lot of effort, dedication of a united team, we managed to launch this video. This is our 2nd work where we played the pop song "Lean On" in BossaNova style. In the arrangement, I was keen to pay tribute to the Brazilian master Tom Jobim playing some passages of his own themes, as this is one more tribute to the Brazilian musical styles!

Hi! This is my new musical project: ‪‎Brazilian Taste‬. It's a musical collective with great musicians where we take some world-famous songs and apply some "brazilian taste". Yeah! 

As you can see I'm a huge fan of the Megaman series, specially the Megaman X of the Super Nintendo. Since my first contacts with acoustic guitar, I remember me trying to learn a lot of game music such as Donkey Kong, Super Mario, Sonic, Street Fighter and many others by ear. But this soundtrack really stayed in my head! I don't know if it's because this was one of the best games of my childhood, or if it's because the soundtrack... Maybe Both!

Believe or not, I tried to record this video about 58 times... It was a really hard work, but there it is! The first problem that I found was thinking on my initial ideas for the arrangement. How could I insert the maximum of elements of the song in a single instrument? Well, I'm not a "guitar-percussionist" like Sam Westphalen, Justin king or Andy Mackee, so I let all the job just for the fingers on the strings.

Dream Theater is one of the progressive metal bands most significant today. Coming from the United States was formed in 1985 by John Petrucci (guitar), John Myung (bass) and Mike Portnoy (drums).