Singer. Songwriter. Accordionist. Producer. Arranger.
Grandson and son of an accordionist, and brother of singer Thaís Nogueira and accordionist Erivaldinho.
He began playing the accordion at the age of 6, and at 12, he started touring with bands from the region where he lived.
He began his career influenced by names such as Dominguinhos, Sivuca, Oswaldinho do acordeon, Hermeto Pascoal, Pixinguinha, Jacob do Bandolim, Gilberto Gil, Milton Nascimento, and Elba Ramalho.
At 17, he moved with his sister, singer Thaís Nogueira, from Aracaju to São Paulo, and together they created Trio Juriti, with which they participated in festivals and stood out with compositions such as "Mais um dia sem te ver". Also with Trio Juriti, they recorded the albums "Forró irresistível" and "Cara a Cara", featuring special guest appearances by Caju e Castanha and produced by João Silva.
In 2014, he released his first solo album, "Opinião", through Tratore, featuring jazz and forró influences, presenting his compositions "Opinião", "Entre nos", "Aperto de mão", "Que o melhor é te amar", "Além do céu e mar", "Chamego bom", "Melhor do amor", "Superar", with a special guest appearance by Gilberto Gil, "Imprevisivelmente", "Se queres entender o amor", "Arribação", and "Pra sempre Dominguinhos", as well as "Treze de dezembro", by Luiz Gonzaga, Zé Dantas, and Gilberto Gil, and "Arte de quem ama", by Elton Moraes, which featured a special guest appearance by his sister Thais Nogueira.
In the same year, the album earned him a nomination for the Brazilian Music Award in the best regional singer category.
Throughout his career, he has played alongside names such as Dominguinhos, Gilberto Gil, Hermeto Pascoal, Elba Ramalho, Rosa Passos, Antônio Barros and Cecéu, Zélia Duncan, Geraldo Azevedo, Jorge Aragão, Gabriel o Pensador, Paula Toller, Luciana Mello, Diogo Nogueira, Toni Garrido, Margareth…
