Brazilian blues harmonica player, singer, songwriter and educator, with more than 25 years of career.

Ale Ravanello is a Brazilian blues harmonica player, singer, composer and educator from Porto Alegre, in Rio Grande do Sul. With more than 25 years of professional experience, he has performed across Brazil and abroad, combining the language of Chicago and Delta blues with his own original music.
Harmonica and voice are central to his work, which also engages with jazz and Brazilian music depending on the project and the context of each performance. Ale works across different formations: as a soloist, in a duo with guitarist Nicola Spolidoro, in a duo with pianist Mari Kerber, and fronting the Ale Ravanello Blues Combo, his blues quartet.
Other work: So Many Stories to Tell (2019), with Mari Kerber · Bourbon Blues (2011), with guitarist Gambona.
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Blues Combo
Ale & Nicola
Mari & Ale
Photo: Filipe Conde
Photo: Zé Carlos de AndradeAle Ravanello's work has been documented by press outlets, cultural institutions and professional platforms.
Beyond his career as a performing musician, Ale Ravanello also works as a harmonica teacher, with a particular focus on blues. His teaching approach draws on more than 25 years of professional experience with the instrument, covering technique, blues language, improvisation and practical musicianship.
Ale is a teacher at Escola do Blues, where he offers a complete blues harmonica course for musicians at different levels of experience.
Available for festivals, venues, clubs and events in Brazil and abroad.
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