Heitor Vallim Santos, Brazil
Heitor Vallim is a musician born in the city of Santos on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil, and is an artist accustomed to
venturing into different languages for his thoughts.
The change has always been the only repetition in Hector's work.
Psychedelic, pop, rock, folk or any other way, Heitor surfs on top of his originality.
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