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José Pino Quartet:
 
The José Pino Quartet brings vibrant original compositions and fresh interpretations of jazz standards to the stage, blending the rhythmic energy of Afro-Latin traditions with the improvisational spirit of modern jazz.
 
Featuring an exceptional international lineup — José Pino (guitar), Roohari (saxophone), Mauro Martins (bass), and Daniel Bagutti (drums) — this quartet delivers an unforgettable live experience for festivals, clubs, and special events.
 
Now booking concerts across Switzerland and Europe.​​​
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José Pino

Guitar

 

Zurich-based guitarist, composer and producer José Pino started off as a young singer and guitarist in Quito, Ecuador, later mastering wind and percussion instruments and specialising in Brazilian jazz guitar. He pursued higher education in Computer Music, Music Theory and Composition at the Zurich University of the Arts ZHdK. José Pino’s music is deeply rooted in the rich traditions of African-American and Latin American music, while it pushes the boundaries of electronic and electroacoustic music. The influence of his diverse experiences, including his time spent living in vibrant cultural hubs like Hong Kong and Shanghai, left an indelible mark on his artistic vision. ​José has earned international acclaim for his innovative compositions, which have been performed at prestigious venues worldwide.

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Roohari Zurich Jam Session
Roohari
Saxophone
 
The multiintrumenalist and composer Roohari boasts over 15 years of rich experience within the music industry. Holding a degree in music from Souza Lima & Berklee in Brazil, Roohari has collaborated with prominent figures in Brazilian music. Alongside a successful career as an educator spanning 7 years, Roohari delves into innovative realms, exploring improvisation techniques fused with meditation, interdisciplinary artistic connections, and insights drawn from everyday experiences. Hailing from São Paulo, Brazil, and currently based in Cremona, Italy, his expertise lies in bossa nova and Brazilian music, with a focus on saxophone performance and composition.

 


 

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Mauro Martins
Bass

Bassist and drummer Mauro Martins comes from the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba. He took up guitar and percussion at the early age of six. A European resident for many years, he has participated in many different musical worlds. He is a highly sought-after session man, arranger and composer, and he has collaborated with first class pop and jazz musicians, such as Phil Collins, Tania Maria, Richard Galliano und Chico César. From Montreux to New York’s Blue Note and Birdland, he has played at festivals and clubs all over the world. His speciality is a funk- and jazz-driven playing on the six-string electric bass, uniting incredible virtuosity with an intriguing melodic quality.

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Daniel Bagutti
Daniel Bagutti
Drums
Swiss drummer and percussionist Daniel Bagutti began playing drums at the age of five and pursued formal training with jazz musician Silvano Borzacchiello from 2003 to 2009, where he discovered his passion could grow into a career. His musical journey began with notable appearances alongside Claudio Pontiggia's bands Desamper and La Bottega. Daniel has performed with various Swiss bands and graced stages at rock, jazz, and blues festivals across Switzerland. In 2011 he ventured to New York City, performing at prestigious venues like Zinc Bar and Blue Note. Collaborating with musicians like John Lander and Dylan Kaminkow, he released his album Interweave (2015). Returning to Europe in 2014, Daniel joined Michael Fleiner y su Septeto Internacional, touring in renowned jazz festivals across Switzerland and South America. Throughout his career, Daniel has shared the stage with esteemed musicians like Juan Munguia, Dudu Penz, and Chip Crawford.

 


 

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