Bruno is a Music Composer and multi-instrumentalist with a diverse portfolio in film, television and animation.
His work has been recognized with two awards for his soundtrack to the short film “Vera” and the documentary “1985: Heroes among the ruins.” He has contributed to high-profile projects, such as the popular Netflix series “Berlin” and the film “Nowhere”, where he participated in the composition and arrangement processes.
In the animation realm, he composed music for acclaimed cartoon series such as “Pettson & Findus,” “MyaGo,” and “Jimmy & the Magic Key” among others.
During his time in Hollywood, Bruno gained valuable experience assisting in the scoring of the films “Antlers” and “Cracks,” working alongside industry-renowned composers such as Scott Cooper, Guillermo del Toro and Javier Navarrete.
Music seizes me in a way I can’t measure. It fuels me with passion to breathe soul into the films and series I score. It’s a language that skips words entirely, hitting the heart or the gut with raw truth, and that’s what I chase in every note.
I turn away from the conventional, I’m a rebel by birth, bound to music that’s loved me as fiercely as I’ve loved it. I grew up adoring The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin for their wild freedom. Bach, Mahler, and Tchaikovsky for their timeless depth. Bill Evans and Chet Baker for their quiet fire.
As a child, I’d spent insane amounts of time in front of the TV; watching The Matrix 249 times or unraveling the Harry Potter soundtrack for a year. The dream was to compose scores that truly reflected my spirit.
Someone said composers are born, not made. And that’s what I felt since I was a kid.
Music seizes me in a way I can’t measure. It fuels me with passion to breathe soul into the films and series I score. It’s a language that skips words entirely, hitting the heart or the gut with raw truth, and that’s what I chase in every note.
I turn away from the conventional, I’m a rebel by birth, bound to music that’s loved me as fiercely as I’ve loved it. I grew up adoring The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin for their wild freedom. Bach, Mahler, and Tchaikovsky for their timeless depth. Bill Evans and Chet Baker for their quiet fire.
As a child, I’d spent insane amounts of time in front of the TV; watching The Matrix 249 times or unraveling the Harry Potter soundtrack for a year. The dream was to compose scores that truly reflected my spirit.
