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Joao Bosco Quartet brings jazz and Brazilian rhythm to life with a tight, forward-thinking quartet format led by guitarist and vocalist Joao Bosco. The lineup features Ricardo Silveira on guitar, Guto Wirtti on bass, and Kiko Freitas on drums. In 2024–2025, press and concert materials consistently highlight the quartet as the core ensemble in performances and recordings. Browse upcoming shows, learn about the group’s rich discography, and secure your tickets with a trusted connection.

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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

  • Led by João Bosco (guitar/vocals) with a rotating but consistently reported quartet lineup: Ricardo Silveira (guitar), Guto Wirtti (bass), Kiko Freitas (drums).
  • Recent releases include Boca Cheia de Frutas (2024, Som Livre/MP&B Discos) and Corsário and Guests (2025, MZA Music). Official materials showcase full tracklists and ensemble arrangements.
  • Earlier archival material appears on Relicário (2023, Sesc; digital release; distributed by Tratore).
  • Granular, Grammy‑Latino‑nominated milestones include Abricó-de-Macaco (2020) with the title track earning Best Portuguese Language Song nomination.

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  • 2025 Brazilian tour spans Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre, São Paulo, Natal, Fortaleza, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, and more, with festival appearances such as the São Paulo Square festival.
  • Official site consolidates Discografia and Shows pages for integrated media, schedules, and tour updates.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Joao Bosco Quartet

  • Official lineup centers on João Bosco (guitar/vocals) with Ricardo Silveira (guitar), Guto Wirtti (bass), and Kiko Freitas (drums); the quartet format is consistently highlighted in 2024–2025 press and concert materials.
  • Recent releases include Boca Cheia de Frutas (2024, Som Livre/MP&B Discos) and Corsário and Guests (2025, MZA Music), both featured on the official site with full tracklists.
  • Relicário (2023) preserves archival live material from Bosco’s earlier career, released by Sesc (digital; dist. Tratore).
  • Abricó-de-Macaco (2020) is a landmark Bosco album, recognized with a Grammy‑Latino nomination as Best Portuguese Language Song for the title track.
  • Social presence is centralized on the artist’s official site and links to Instagram and Facebook; see Discografia and Shows pages for tour and media integration.

The records

Joao Bosco Quartet Discography

  • Corsário and Guests
    2025 · MZA Music
  • Boca Cheia de Frutas
    2024 · Som Livre / MP&B Discos
  • Relicário
    2023 · Selo Sesc (dist. Tratore)
  • Abricó-de-Macaco
    2020 · MP&B Discos / Som Livre
  • Canto da Praya
    2020 · Deck
  • Mano Que Zuera
    2017 · MP&B Discos / Som Livre
  • 40 Anos DePOIS
    2012 · Discografia Do Brasil / Various
  • Não Vou Pro Céu, Mas Já Não Vivo No Chão
    2009 · MP&B / Universal
  • Obrigado, Gente!
    2006 · Universal
  • Bosco
    1989 · Various
  • Ai Ai Ai de Mim
    1986 · Various
  • Cabeça de Nego
    1986 · Various
  • Gagabirô
    1984 · Various
  • João Bosco Ao Vivo – 100ª Apresentação
    1983 · Various
  • Montreux 83 – Brazil Night
    1983 · Various
  • Comissão de Frente
    1982 · Various
  • João Bosco – Compacto Simples
    1982 · Various
  • Essa É a Sua Vida
    1981 · Various
  • Linha de Passe
    1979 · Various
  • Tiro de Misericórdia
    1977 · Various

The hits

Top Joao Bosco Quartet Songs

  • Você Só Me Faz Feliz
    2023 · N/A (promo/guest single; older singles have more complete chart data)
  • Segunda Taça (com Matheus)
    2020
  • Não Era Você
    2017
  • Precipício (feat. Wesley Safadão)
    2017
  • Que Bar Que Cê Tá
    2016
  • Amiga Linda
    2015
  • Girassol
    2013
  • Eu Vou Morrer de Amor
    2014
  • Um Lugarzinho Na Sua Cama
    2013
  • Final de Semana
    2012
  • Chuva
    2011
  • Abelha
    2011

Biography highlights

  • Led by João Bosco (guitar/vocals) with a rotating but consistently reported quartet lineup: Ricardo Silveira (guitar), Guto Wirtti (bass), Kiko Freitas (drums).
  • Recent releases include Boca Cheia de Frutas (2024, Som Livre/MP&B Discos) and Corsário and Guests (2025, MZA Music). Official materials showcase full tracklists and ensemble arrangements.
  • Earlier archival material appears on Relicário (2023, Sesc; digital release; distributed by Tratore).
  • Granular, Grammy‑Latino‑nominated milestones include Abricó-de-Macaco (2020) with the title track earning Best Portuguese Language Song nomination.

Live performance highlights

  • 2025 Brazilian tour spans Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre, São Paulo, Natal, Fortaleza, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, and more, with festival appearances such as the São Paulo Square festival.
  • Official site consolidates Discografia and Shows pages for integrated media, schedules, and tour updates.

For fans and newcomers alike, Joao Bosco Quartet offers a deeply engaging listen and a dynamic live experience. Follow the artist on social media for the latest news and music releases.

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