Daniel Ferro
Born April 9, 1979 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (age 47)
Daniel Ferro is a Brazilian director, producer, and editor whose work is deeply rooted in the music scene. As the founder of Ferrorama.tv, he has built a career creating content that moves between documentaries, series, and music videos.
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His work stands out for documenting Brazilian music culture from an insider perspective, with projects such as Andar na Pedra: A História do Raimundos (2026), which explores the band’s trajectory, and Tudo pela Música: Os 20 Anos da Deck, focused on the history of the Deckdisc label.
In music videos, he has directed projects for major artists like CPM 22, Fresno, and Pitty, establishing a strong presence in Brazilian pop culture. In 2010, he won the Prêmio Multishow for Best Music Video with “Espero a Minha Vez” by NX Zero.
He holds a degree in Journalism from PUC-RJ, and his work combines a documentary sensibility with a dynamic visual language, consistently centered on music as its narrative core.
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