Considered a great talent of the new generation of Brazilian guitarists, Eduardo Belloni presents a compositional work that brings us to the idea of maturity, although he is in his first solo album. His music reflects the art of a experienced, critical, sensory and audacious musician. His work has an aesthetic design and own signature, in line with the trends of the contemporary guitar but, in the same time, looking at the old jazz references along with  the Brazilianness he has by inheritance.

Having beginning by himself, at 17, he joined the course of classical guitar at the Conservatório Dramático e Musical Dr. Carlos de Campos, at Tatuí-SP, under the direction of the teachers Márcia Braga e Geraldo Ribeiro. During this period integrated the Orquestra Violões e Companhia, formed by students and teachers. Life in the conservatory and contact with other musicians and teachers afford him to discover his passion for the jazz. While in the conservatory, he joined the course Mpb and Jazz guitar. There he had the opportunity to study with Luiz Eduardo Benedetti, Fábio Leal and Paulo Braga. Years later, he studied with the American guitarist Mike Moreno, contemporary jazz icon.

With an ample foundation, Eduardo Belloni became a versatile professional musician. Active both in the studio and as a side-man, produced soundtracks and played with pop, blues, rock, mpb and jazz artists, like Ricardo Gaspa (Ira) and David Tanganelli. In 2007 he shared the stage with one of the biggest names in Brazilian popular music, the guitarist composer Guinga.

His first album as a solo artist, entitled “Back to the Beginning”, portrays all the fusion of his music, walking among counterpoints of classical musical language, the jazz improvisation, and elements of Rock.