Allan K-nôn - Bio

Born in 1982, in São Bernardo do Campo, son of Odivan Bezerra, and Roseane Cabral, and brother of Vinícius de Oliveira, Allan K-nôn (Allan de Oliveira Silva) lived his childhood amid the redemocratization of Brazil, "Diretas J", Cruises, Cruzados, Cazuza, Madonna, among cold winters, but full of music.

The vinyl records that his parents heard from Mercedes Sosa, João Bosco, Tom Jobim, Elis Regina, among others, rocked his childhood. His father as a guitarist and lover of MPB and Bossa Nova, observed his son's tendency towards music, noticing his already tuned voice and his sharp rhythm. Allan K-nôn already risked composing, like a child's play. At the age of 7, he started piano lessons, and for the first time, he had academic contact with music! At the age of 10 in 1992, he learned to play the guitar, and composed his first song, which later earned the name "Innocence".

At the age of 15, he entered the Vivo Som Music School, and studied Canto Erudito and then Canto Popular. He did workshops in Choral Singing and Performing Arts, later improved at the EMESP Conservatory (ULM) and at the Piracicaba Music School.

Since 2000, Allan K-nôn, together with his father Odivan Bezerra on guitar, has experimented with various stages: Cultural Projects, Corporate Events, TVs, Theaters, Bars and Restaurants, Festivals, Soirés, etc. Singing MPB, Bossa Nova, Samba, Pop, International, etc ....

On May 25, 2015, he released his first official album, with his own compositions, entitled “Afro-Indígena”, which also gives name to one of the songs, contains 11 tracks that introduces him to the public showing his musical identity. The songs have a Brazilian identity, percussions and voices that refer to indigenous and Afro music with modern and technological touches, along with beautiful sounds of acoustic instruments. His lyrics speak of love, myths and existential reflections!