Mano Walter

Born in Quebrangulo, Alagoas, the artist grew up in a rural environment, where he began singing and composing while accompanying his father to vaquejadas and rural parties. After studying at a technical school in Palmeiras dos Índios, he recorded his first CD titled "Cavalo Ciumento" with the support of his parents. Moving to Maceió for college and later postgraduate studies in engineering, he formed his first forró band, drawing inspiration from his cousin Vavá Machado.

Viewing his band as a second family, the artist values individuals with strong personalities and attributes his unexpected national success to his dedicated fans. Initially performing shows as a hobby, he transitioned to a professional musician six years ago, acknowledging the rapid rise to fame compared to other artists and crediting his supporters and family for his achievements. Balancing a fulfilling personal life with a successful music career, he finds joy in entertaining fans and bringing happiness through his music.