Didi Gutman

Didi Gutman is best known as keyboardist, composer, arranger and producer for the Best Electronica Grammy Award-nominated Brazilian Girls. Gutman, born in Buenos Aires in 1968, has been immersed in music since his teens. While still in high school, the 16 year-old Gutman began to play profesional y, recording sessions with Luis Alberto Spinetta and David Lebon, significant figures of Argentine rock. Gutman came to the United States in 1992 after winning a scholarship to the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. Following his studies, he located to Los Angeles and then New York. Gutman subsequently toured with jazz composer-vibraphonist Roy Ayers. After that he toured for five years a musical director for bossa nova sensation Bebel Gilberto, and played, recorded, composed and produced several records for her.
Gutman won a Grammy for the song "Vacio" from his 2002 collaboration with Academy Award-winning composer Gustavo Santaollala.
Gutman has also worked with such artists as Me’Shell N’degeocello, Little Louie Vega, Lauryn Hill, Grace Jones, C+C Music Factory, Baaba Maal, Gustavo Cerati, John Legend, El General, La Lupita, Ana Torroja, Paulina Rubio, Coti, Dulce María, Diego Torres, Molotov, Thalia, Alejandra Guzman, Armando Manzanero, Najwa Nimri, Tini, Soy Luna, Meteoros, Siddhartha, DePedro, La Shica and many others. In 2016, Meteoros, won a “Premio Gardel” for best new Pop Group, and It also earned them a Latin Grammy Nomination for Best Pop Album.