Rafael Zambiazzi is a Brazilian composer, arranger, producer, professor, and pianist, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Composition and Conducting from the School of Music and Fine Arts of Paraná (EMBAP). He is responsible for the creation and production of soundtracks for a wide range of audiovisual works screened in cinemas around the world.

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His work also extends to the field of concert music. He has an extensive catalogue of works ranging from pieces for solo instruments to orchestral ensembles. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with renowned musicians, including harmonica player Indiara Sfair.

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Born in Pato Branco, Paraná, Rafael began his musical studies in early childhood. At the age of five, he started early music education and quickly developed an interest in singing and keyboard studies. He later expanded his musical training through participation in choirs and by studying instruments such as guitar, violin, and, most notably, the classical piano, which became his primary performance instrument and a central element of his artistic identity.

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In addition to his creative work, Rafael is also active in pedagogical and academic contexts. He has given lectures on film scoring for composition students and on idiomatic piano writing for students in the Music Production program at PUC-PR.