Rodrigo Gonsalves

From behind the stage — a packed amphitheater, one spotlight on the singer

Viniloversus

Five-time Latin GRAMMY–nominated rock band — seven albums, two decades, one relentless music-making machine.

The four of Viniloversus against a chain-link fence and the city

Mid-scream at the mic, shot through streaks of light

The band on stage under a spiral projection

Pointing into the haze, white guitar in hand

A sea of phone lights in the dark

White light and haze, Fender in hand

El Día Es Hoy — album cover

2008

Si No Nos Mata — album cover

2010

Cambié de Nombre — album cover

2012

Días de Exilio — album cover

2015

VVV — album cover

2017

Mi Mejor Enemigo — album cover

2023

La Frontera — album cover

2026

Arawato

Two-time Latin GRAMMY–nominated rock band.

The trio in leather jackets, faces covered by hand-drawn monkey masks, one holding out a lighter

The trio in deep red monochrome, hands reaching toward the camera

A hand pressed against shattered glass, fragmented reflections in red

Rodrigo, Luis, and Carlos on a sofa — black and white press photo

Hands on an electric piano, washed in red light

The trio arm-in-arm backstage, red curtains behind

Rodrigo Solo

Two albums. Solo career. Sonic exploration in all directions.

Rodrigo holding a torn dark canvas over his face, a painted eye looking through the hole

Rodrigo standing in front of a large blue figurative painting

The 'No estás solo' gallery — a painting paired with headphones

Rodrigo Solo live — white suit, acoustic guitar, black stage

Rodrigo at a vintage organ, looking over his shoulder

Hands resting on Steinway & Sons piano keys

OTA, the hippo — peeking over a starry blue circle

OTA El Hipopótamo

Children's music project focused on using music as a tool for learning.

The family in a Miami park, holding the OTA El Hipopótamo book

Rodrigo and his daughter singing together over the guitar

Marcia and Rodrigo recording OTA songs at the microphone

OTA and friends — toucan, zebra, and pony — in a boat at sunset

A baby holding the OTA El Hipopótamo book

The OTA line — the four board books, pajamas, and lunchbox

Rodrigo Gonsalves

Head of Sales · US Hispanic & OLA

Rodrigo, portrait

The Believe team at BIME

Working from the airport, black and white

Head of Sales — US Hispanic & OLA

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