Rafael Zambiazzi is a Brazilian composer, arranger, producer, teacher, and pianist. He is responsible for creating and producing soundtracks for a variety of audiovisual works that have premiered in cinemas across Brazil. His expertise extends beyond films and video games; as a music composition enthusiast, he has an extensive catalog of works for solo instruments and chamber groups. He has also written orchestral arrangements and collaborated with renowned musicians such as harmonica player Indiara Sfair.

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Born in Pato Branco, Rafael began his musical studies in childhood. At the age of 5, he started with early music education and quickly developed an interest in singing and playing the keyboard, which led him to enroll in these courses. Later on, he expanded his knowledge by participating in choirs and learning to play new instruments such as guitar, violin, and particularly classical piano, which became his main performance instrument and an essential part of his artistic development.

In addition to his creative work, Rafael has shared his knowledge through lectures. He has spoken about film scoring to composition students and about idiomatic writing for piano to music production students at PUC-PR.

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Currently, Rafael is in his last year pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Composition and Conducting at the School of Music and Fine Arts of Paraná.