Eduardo Sueitt holds a doctorate and master's degree in Music from the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP), a bachelor's degree in Drums and a teaching degree in Music from the Carlos Gomes Faculty of Music (São Paulo), and is also a graduate of the Tatuí Conservatory in Drums. He works as a drummer, percussionist, researcher, and educator, with a career focused on Brazilian instrumental music, improvisation, and collective practices.

Throughout his career, he has shared stages and recordings with artists such as André Marques, Heraldo do Monte, Itiberê Zwarg, Renato Braz, Ivânia Catarina, Paulinho Pedra Azul, Enéias Xavier, Mariana Zwarg, Fábio Gouvêa, Clayton Prosperi, Alessandro Penezzi, Sintia Piccin, Pablo Lapidusas, Rodrigo Ursaia, Duo Rafael Beck & Felipe Montanaro, Quarteto Sentinela, among others. In 2015, he released his first album, Enlevo dos Pinhais, leading the Eduardo Sueitt Quintet, and in 2017, he was recognized as one of the winners of the XVII BDMG Instrumental Award.

He has performed shows and masterclasses in Brazil and abroad, notably including the Instrumental Sesc Brasil project – Eduardo Sueitt Quintet invites André Marques (São Paulo, 2017); the 12th International Musicians' Meeting – Jazz a la Calle (Uruguay, 2019); the 1st Cycle of Brazilian Rhythms and Drums at the Projazz Professional Institute (Chile, 2019); the Master Class on Brazilian Rhythms at UNIACC University (Chile, 2019); the Brazilian Drum Clinic at Humboldt Jazz Week (Ecuador, 2020); the Master Class with the Jazçur group at the University of the Americas (Ecuador, 2022); and the Masterclass at FoxTrot (Salvador, 2024). He also participates in music congresses, with artistic presentations and publications of academic works.

Since 2016, he has been the creator and curator of the Instrumental no Parque project, held in Poços de Caldas (MG). He worked as coordinator and teacher of the drum room at the International Music Festival at Home – FIMUCA (Brazil, 2020). In 2022, he was in Quito (Ecuador), where he met with musicians Cayo Iturralde (Ecuador), Ramiro Olaciregui (Argentina) and Heber Peredo (Bolivia) for the recording and circulation of the album Jazçur.

Currently, he is a member of the group Ciribaí, which is preparing the release of its first EP, featuring a repertoire of original compositions and arrangements influenced by the master of Universal Music, Hermeto Pascoal. Simultaneously, he is developing the production of his second album, Eduardo Sueitt Quinteto – Amálgama. He works as a professor in the Music Degree program at the State University of Bahia (UNEB) and as a drum teacher at the Antonio Ferruccio Viviani Music Conservatory in Poços de Caldas (MG), and at the Friends of Culture Association of Andradas (AACA).

Currently, the musician is part of the CIRIBAÍ GROUP, a project that aims to deliver a show that prioritizes the spontaneity of improvisation, with a repertoire of original compositions and arrangements influenced by the master of Universal Music, Hermeto Pascoal; he also works as a Professor in the Music Degree course at the State University of Bahia (UNEB) and the Antonio Ferrucio Viviani Music Conservatory in Poços de Caldas-MG.