Wilson Mazarello

Wilson Vincent Mazarello (born Wilson Constantino Vicente Mazarelo; 19 July 1946), also known as Wilmix, is an Indian singer, writer, playwright, and politician known for his work in Konkani films, and tiatr productions.

Early life Mazarello received his early education in Portuguese (Pimeiro - Gravo) at Velim before moving to Bombay to continue his studies in English. From an early age, Mazarello displayed a keen interest in singing. He would save his money to attend tiatr performances, a popular form of theatre in Goa. Although his parents also participated in local shows, they were determined for their son to receive a good education and pursue a successful career.

Despite their wishes, Mazarello continued to nurture his passion for tiatr by contributing through songwriting, but he did not actively pursue acting in these productions. After completing a bachelor's degree in science from Bombay University, he embarked on a career in Bombay. Mazarello furthered his education by studying Business Management & International Marketing, eventually rising through the ranks to become an export manager in a pharmaceutical company. This position afforded him the opportunity to travel extensively to various countries in Europe, Africa, and Asia for business purposes.

Career Mazarello is the owner of Rhythm House music shop in Margao, Mazarello has fostered connections with tiatrists such as M. Boyer, Chris Perry, Alfred Rose, and C. Alvares, commemorating their presence through life-size cut-outs displayed at his establishment. Marcus Mergulhao, from The Times of India, hails Mazarello as a distinctive and atypical tiatrist with a unique command over words. Hello Uncle Singer Xik'ko Singer & actor