Title - Todos os Tempos
Artist - Roberto Montero
Brazilian guitarist and composer, Roberto Montero resides in Los Angeles, where he works on live and studio music production.
His work credits include: singer & guitarist with Grammy Award winner Sergio Mendes at the Blue Note in Tokyo, Japan, in Morocco, and across the United States, singer & guitarist on the soundtrack of Century Fox Films movie “Rio 2”, Walt Disney “Mickey Mouse Goes to Carnaval”, guitar consultation/recording for ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy”, animated films “Papito” & “The Golden Hour”, performances at ”John Pisano’s Guitar Night”, “Honorary Oscars – Governor’s Award” (house band/2017 – present), and appearances with additional artists on NBC’s “The Tonight Show”, NBC’s “The Voice”, “Le Zenith Paris” (FR) and other venues.
Also teaching guitar at LACM – Los Angeles College of Music for over 20 years, his brand new album is entitled Todos os Tempos and is releasing October 17th, 2025.
1. Igarapé (Caminho de Canoa) / River Stream (Way of the Canoe)
2. Valsa do Tempo Parado / Static Time Waltz
3. Vila Rica
4. Born Balaio / Hamper Box
5. Luz Da Lua / Light of the Moon
6. Chorando de Rir / Laughing ’Till It Hurts
7. Nem Tempo New Distância / Neither Time Nor Distance
8. De Duas, Uma / One Out of Two
9. Aquele Mar / The Sea Over There
10. Vou Mas Fico / Gone But Still Here
The Brazilian musician, composer and producer opens his album with the sumptuously combination of the elegant Igarapé (Caminho de Canoa) and the all-embracing rhythms within River Stream (Way of the Canoe), and then we get the demure finesse of Valsa do Tempo Parado / Static Time Waltz, the smooth Vila Rica, the harmonically melodious Born Balaio / Hamper Box and the lightly grooved Luz Da Lua / Light of the Moon.
Along next is the late night embrace of Chorando de Rir / Laughing ’Till It Hurts and the dulcet Nem Tempo New Distância / Neither Time Nor Distance and they are in turn backed by the guitar-driven De Duas, Uma / One Out of Two, the graceful Aquele Mar / The Sea Over There, the set coming to a close on the opulently lithe Vou Mas Fico / Gone But Still Here.
www.robertomontero.com