Biography
Bruno was born on 6 June 1998 in the Paraíso neighborhood of São Paulo. At age eleven, his family moved to a condominium in Barueri, and he began attending Colégio Samarah in the neighboring city of Cotia.
In 2012, he formed the band Listras da Lombada with friends, performing pop and rock music at local events and music festivals. That same year, he starred in the plays O Mágico de Oz and an adaptation of Glee.
Career
In March 2013, at age fourteen, Gadiol auditioned for a talent show on TV Xuxa hosted by Xuxa, which aimed to form a mixed-gender group of teenagers who could sing and dance, inspired by international acts such as S Club 7 and A*Teens. The competition received 2,000 applicants from across Brazil. On 3 August 2013, after three months of auditions and workshops, he was announced as one of the chosen members of the group KidX. The group recorded a self-titled album of pop covers, produced by Rick Bonadio and released by Sony Music on 18 November 2013. The project was discontinued in 2014 due to low investment and reception.
In 2016, he starred in the play Meninos e Meninas, in which he performed a homosexual kiss. That same year, he auditioned for season five of The Voice Brasil, advancing with three approvals after performing "Que Sorte a Nossa" by Matheus & Kauan, and chose to join Michel Teló's team. He reached the semi-finals, leaving the competition in the final round of Michel Teló's team against Mylena Jardim, who would become the season's winner.
In 2017, he made his television acting debut as the introverted pianist Guto in the twenty-fifth season of Malhação.
