Bruno de Sá - Wikipedia
Bruno de Sá is a classical sopranist from Brazil. [1][2] In 2016, he performed at the São Pedro Theatre in Gianni Schicchi, The Magic Flute, and The Marriage of Figaro. [3]
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Bruno de Sá is a classical sopranist from Brazil. [1][2] In 2016, he performed at the São Pedro Theatre in Gianni Schicchi, The Magic Flute, and The Marriage of Figaro. [3]
A highlight of the 2025 Concert de Paris: soprano Bruno de Sá sings an aria by Villa-Lobos, accompanied by the Orchestre Nationale de France – clear, powerful, and moving.
100K Followers, 3,194 Following, 611 Posts - Bruno de Sá (@bruno_desanunes) on Instagram: "🎶 Male Soprano 🇧🇷 💼 @parnassus_arts_productions 🇦🇹 💿 "Mille Affetti" available now! @warner_classics @eratofrance"
Bruno de Sá began his career in his native Brazil, where he has performed works by Weill, Scott Joplin, Bach, Mozart, Adams, Wagner und Bernstein. He made his German debut in 2016 with the Lübeck Choral Academy in Han...
In 2019 Bruno de Sá made his European debuts impressing the greater number with his interpretation of Aci in Bononcini’s Polifemo under the musical direction of Dorothee Oberlinger (Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci a...
Bruno de Sá distinguished himself receiving the OPER! Award 2020 and the ForumOpéra trophy 2022 in the category “Best Newcomer of the Year”. In 2024, he also received the Austrian Music Theatre Prize for his performan...
Bruno de Sá began his career in his native Brazil, where he has performed works by Weill, Scott Joplin, Bach, Mozart, Adams, Wagner und Bernstein. He made his German debut in 2016 with the Lübeck Choral Academy in Han...
Bruno de Sá is a Warner Classics exclusive artist. He recently won an OPER! Award 2020 in the category “Best Newcomer of the Year”.
The male soprano Bruno de Sá reflects on the themes of identity, self-expression and emotional depth explored in his new album, Mille Affetti
Welcome to the Warner Classics family, Bruno de Sá The Brazilian male soprano has recorded his first album, Roma travestita, with Il "Pomo d'Oro" orchestra and conductor Francesco Corti.