Tintel

DJ Tintel (Guilherme Tintel) is a Brazilian DJ, music curator and cultural producer based in São Paulo, Brazil, specializing in reggaeton, Latin music and alternative club sounds. His sets explore different generations of reggaeton, from old-school classics to contemporary hits, incorporating dembow, neoperreo and emerging Latin club sounds. Beyond the Latin music scene, his repertoire extends to Brazilian music, pop, hyperpop and alternative electronic music, connecting different musical cultures through a distinctive curatorial approach.

With over 12 years of experience in nightlife, Tintel's musical identity was shaped by pop culture, blog culture and the alternative music scenes of the 2000s. His early influences include emo, dubstep and electronic music, which later evolved into a broader exploration of hyperpop, Latin club and contemporary underground sounds. Driven by independent musical research and a constant curiosity for new artists and movements, he develops sets that respond to the context of each performance, combining musical versatility with a strong understanding of the dancefloor.

Since 2019, Tintel has been the resident DJ and producer of Gasolina, a São Paulo-based party dedicated to Latin music and the Latin community in Brazil. Focused on reggaeton and Latin club culture, the project explores genres such as dembow, neoperreo, cumbia, salsa, merengue, bachata and guaracha, while highlighting the Black and queer voices shaping contemporary Latin music.

His career includes performances at Lollapalooza Brasil (Coke Studio stage), The Town (Volkswagen stage), Virada Cultural 2025 and Hopi Pride. At Virada Cultural, he performed on two different days, representing distinct musical scenes: contemporary Brazilian music, alongside artists such as Banda Uó, Duda Beat and Jota.pê, and Brazilian emo and hardcore, sharing the program with Dead Fish, Fresno and Sepultura. He has also opened shows for Pabllo Vittar, Jão, Luísa Sonza and Fresno, and shared the stage with international artists including Azealia Banks, Dorian Electra and Namasenda.

His performances have taken him to venues and cultural spaces such as Tokyo, Kat Klub, Ephigenia, Audio, Cine Joia and Edifício Martinelli, establishing his presence across Brazil's pop, electronic, alternative and Latin music scenes.