Keyboardist, arranger and programmer for Legião Urbana. Co-wrote "Sagrado Coração" with Renato Russo.
Toured with Marisa Monte.
Toured with Ana Carolina.
Latin Grammy for Best Portuguese Language Rock or Alternative Album, as mixing engineer on "O Futuro Pertence à Jovem Guarda," by Erasmo Carlos.
Second Latin Grammy in the same category, for "Erasmo Esteves," Erasmo Carlos's thirtieth album and his first posthumous release. Awarded in Miami on November 14.
Best Foreign Language Album at the 9th Prêmio da Música Brasileira, for Equilíbrio Distante.
Troféu Candango award, for the film score of No Coração dos Deuses.
Gold Dolphin award at the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards, for the corporate film Nossa História.
Nominated for Best Original Score at the Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro, for Somos Tão Jovens.
Best Film Score for Somos Tão Jovens, at the Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival.
Piano and Music Theory, OMB.
Bachelor's Degree in Music Education, UDESC.










A series of original compositions by Carlos Trilha for vintage analog synthesizers, with movements including Retrotech I, II, III, V and VII. A solo project spanning more than a decade.
Listen on SpotifyNação Zumbi for Minimoog. An instrumental album that reimagines classics of Pernambuco's manguebeat movement using a single analog Minimoog, from percussive to harmonic textures. Praised by Pupillo, drummer and composer for Nação Zumbi.
Listen on SpotifyConcerto para Sintetizadores brings the MOOGBEAT and RETROTECH repertoire to the stage, with Carlos Trilha at the helm of a cockpit of analog synthesizers, sequencers and drum machines, alongside real-time synchronized generative video projection.
Start of professional career, in Florianópolis.
Keyboardist, arranger and programmer for Legião Urbana.
Tours with Marisa Monte and Ana Carolina.
Release of MOOGBEAT, Nação Zumbi for Minimoog, and the creation of Concerto para Sintetizadores.
Remix of "Estranho Fetiche / Fetiche Estranho," with Humberto Gessinger — the first remix in the solo career of the former Engenheiros do Hawaii frontman, released by Deckdisc.
Two Latin Grammys for engineering and mixing on Erasmo Carlos's albums.
Original film scores for "Velhos Bandidos," "Resta Um" and "Cartas para Deus."