PEDRO BRAY
Founder of the Festival Portugal Pop, the InOut Band , Pedro Bray Band and Bray & Co, he began to reveal, from an early age, a vocation for music and for everything that involves it in terms of production.
In addition to being a singer, guitarist, teacher, composer and performer, he is also an audiovisual engineer, producer and multi-instrumentalist. He has an extensive experience in radio, working for over twenty years in the field. He started at Rádio Latina and later worked as an audiovisual engineer at RTL (Radio and Television of Luxembourg).
He has accompanied and recorded with many european artists from different musical styles, with emphasis on: Jorge Palma, Rui Reininho, Lúcia Moniz, Miguel Ângelo, Adelaide Ferreira, Jorge Vadio, Miguel Gameiro, Luís Portugal, Zé Manel “Darko”, Luke d'Eça, Olavo Bilac, Tiago Bettencourt, Kika Santos, João Grande (Taxi), Cuca Roseta, Manuel João Vieira (Ena Pá 2000), Don Falcon and Ana Aldiana (Britain’s Got Talent).
He is a musician of the Fondation EME, together with the violist Susana Magalhães, musicians from the Orchestra Philharmonique du Luxembourg and Luxembourgish professional musicians, bringing music to hospitals, schools, sanatoriums, nursing homes, associations, institutions for children with rare diseases and cancer, among others.
He made sound for a wide range of artists, worked in the creation of sound identities for companies, radio and television and has been responsible for orchestration, recording and mastering for artists from different musical styles (national and international).
He has collaborated in events for the Portuguese Embassy in Luxembourg, Coordination of Portuguese Teaching in Luxembourg, Blues Express Festival, Festival Portugal Pop, Mondial 2014 de la Ville d'Arlon, Fête de la Musique, Fête Nationale du Luxembourg, Ville de Luxembourg , Clae Asbl, Savoy Signature, Pestana Hotels, Madeira Fashion Designers by Elma Aveiro, Interval International, Mulheres Empreendedoras Europa e África , SOS Kannerduerf Lëtzebuerg and Porto Bay Hotels.
He participated in the documentary "Time to Pause" by renowned photographer Alistar Morrison and performed a cover by Leonard Cohen that ended up being included in the soundtrack.
He has performed on the most important stages of Portugal, Spain, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany and Brazil.