Mario Bruneau

About Mario Bruneau

His light playing establishes from the first notes a feeling of cheerfulness and joie de vivre, people are immediately seduced. For his compositions influenced by musette and jazz as well as his interpretations as original as they are eloquent, he is often called a poet of the accordion.

Mario Bruneau started playing the accordion at the age of 8. In the early 1970s, he played accordion and piano on Plume Latraverse's first album. Subsequently, he collaborated with him on record and in shows on several occasions. In 92, after a break devoted to musical production (TV5 and others), he returned to the accordion. The arrival of the Paris Musette group at the Montreal Jazz Festival was a real favorite, the spark of his attachment to this musical style.