Carlos Chávez

Carlos Chávez is a Peruvian professional bassist based in Lima, known for his versatility, musicality, and dynamic approach to Latin music, pop, and contemporary grooves. His career spans live performances, studio recordings, and international tours, working with renowned artists across Latin America and beyond.

In 2016, Carlos won Bass en Vivo – Perú, a bass competition organized by renowned bassist and educator Oscar Stagnaro. Throughout his career, he has performed and recorded with acclaimed artists including Tony Succar, Daniela Darcourt, Luis Enrique, Sergio George, Myriam Hernández, Tito Nieves, Jerry Rivera, La India, Charlie Aponte, José Alberto “El Canario,” Cabas, Víctor Muñoz, and many others.

His recording credits include Daniela Darcourt’s album Catarsis, which received a Latin Grammy nomination, and Tony Succar’s Alma, Corazón y Salsa, a Grammy-winning production. His extensive touring experience has taken him to countries including Chile, Argentina, Canada, the United States, Italy, France, Spain, and England, broadening his musical perspective and connecting him with diverse audiences.

As a bassist, Carlos combines a strong rhythmic foundation with expressive phrasing, groove, and a distinctive musical voice. From the energy and sophistication of salsa to the feel and textures of pop, R&B, and contemporary music, he approaches every performance with a commitment to serving the music while bringing his own personality to the instrument.

Through his performances, recordings, and online content, Carlos continues to explore new sounds, connect with musicians around the world, and share his passion for the bass. As a member of the Sadowsky family, he looks forward to showcasing the versatility and musical possibilities of his Sadowsky MetroExpress 6-string bass.