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Born
1993
1993
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Brazil
Brazil
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Gustavo Bertoni is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Brasília, best known as the frontman and co-founder of the alternative rock band Scalene, which he formed with his brother Tomás Bertoni and other members in 2008. His work has helped define the band’s identity, blending alternative rock with experimental and emotionally driven songwriting.
With Scalene, he has contributed to a steady catalogue of releases including "Cromático" (2012), "Real/Surreal" (2013), "Éter" (2015), "Magnetite" (2017), "Respiro" (2019), and "Labirinto" (2022). The album "Éter" became a major milestone in the group’s career, earning a Latin Grammy Award for Best Portuguese Language Rock Album and reinforcing their place in Brazil’s modern rock scene.
Outside the band, Bertoni has pursued a solo path focused on indie and folk-inspired music, usually performed in English. His solo albums include "The Pilgrim" (2015), "Where Light Pours In" (2018), and "The Fine Line Between Loneliness and Solitude" (2020), showcasing a more intimate and acoustic direction compared to his heavier band work.
He also collaborated in electronic music as the featured vocalist on “Rising Sun” (2017) by GoldFish and Pontifexx, which expanded his reach beyond rock audiences. His name is sometimes incorrectly spelled as “Gustavo Breton,” though the correct and official spelling is Gustavo Bertoni.
Across both solo and band releases, Bertoni has built a diverse musical catalogue that spans alternative rock, folk, and cross-genre collaborations, reflecting a consistently evolving artistic style.