Caro Pierotto is a Brazilian native who chose the United States as her home 12 years ago, giving up a successful, but unfulfilling business-oriented lifestyle, using singing and songwriting as a tool for self healing and reconnection.

After relocating to Los Angeles, she drew inspiration from her Brazilian roots and the diverse multicultural environment the city had to offer and formed Marbella, her Singer/Songwriter debut project.

The process gave birth to her first album, Volta ao Mundo, produced by the Grammy Award Winner Alberto Lopez. Released in 2013 it became a favorite at the prestigious KCRW radio station and made it to the American Grammy Awards ballot in 2014.

She has toured in Indonesia, France, Portugal, Mexico, Canada, United Kingdom, Ecuador and Colombia, worked with world renowned producer Pharrell Williams and the artist Maxine Ashley for the movie Trash by acclaimed director Stephen Daldry and was featured on Tom Schnabel’s renowned playlist “Rhythm Planet”.

“The expressiveness and technical mastery in Caro Pierotto’s voice underscores Brazil’s tradition of great female singers - from Sylvia Telles to Gal Costa. The fact that she can also write songs of breathtaking beauty is nothing short of remarkable.”
–Ernesto Lechner, The Latin Alternative

Co-Sponsored by David Street Station and the Des & Carrie Bennion Family/The Bon Agency Insurance

Partial funding is from the Wyoming Community Foundation – Casper Area, and the Wyoming Arts Council through the National Endowment for the Arts and the Wyoming State Legislature.