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Heitor Teixeira Pereira: Also known as: Heitor TP: Born November 29, 1960 (age 63) Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Genres: Pop rock, film score, electronic, soul: Occupation(s) Musician Composer: Instrument(s) Guitar, keyboards: Years active: 1980s–present: Website: www.heitorpereira.com
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- Heitor Teixeira Pereira
Aug 2, 2017 · Let’s examine some of maestro Pereira’s unique acoustic guitar approaches. Heitor’s nylon-string flamenco touches propel “Nyah,” an uptempo fingerstyle workout in the Mission: Impossible 2 score, an early Pereira/Zimmer collaboration (2000).
Heitor's reputation for being able to bring his unique sensibility to film scores comes from his solid foundation of craftsmanship. Soon after completing his conservatory studies, Heitor began playing guitar with some of Brazil's leading artists, and then went on to entertaining millions as the guitarist for Simply Red.
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Heitor Teixeira Pereira was born in Brazil and has worked for Brazilian jazz musicians such as Ivan Lins and Lani Hall. In July 1988 he joined Simply Red as a guitarist and stayed with the band until 1996. During that time he shortened his name to Heitor TP. In 1994 he released a solo album called "Heitor" with the help of some of...
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Aug 26, 2015 · A guitarist for English pop-soul band Simply Red during its most successful period (1989-95), he is also a Grammy-winning arranger and producer whose career defies easy description. Popular on...
Heitor Teixeira Pereira. Profile: Brazilian guitarist born in Rio Grande (state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil) on November 29, 1961. Currently residing in Santa Monica, CA. Having played with some of the leading artists in Brazil he joined Simply Red (1984 -1995) as the band’s lead guitarist.
