Abreu (Rebello), Sergio
Abreu (Rebello), Sergio
Abreu (Rebello), Sergio (b. Rio de Janeiro, June 5, 1948) and Abreu, Eduardo (b. Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 19, 1949), sibling Brazilian guitarists. They first studied with their grandfather, Antonio Rebello, and then with Adolfina Raitzin Tavora; they began their career in 1963 with concerts throughout South America, making their European debut in London in 1968, and their U.S. debut in N.Y. in 1970; they later toured extensively all over the world.
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