Gonçalo Pereira is a Portuguese guitarist. He has recorded three albums, Tricôt no País das Maravilhas (1998), Upgrade (1999), and his latest GoncaloPereira@g spot (2004). Recently, he has also produced his first DVD titled Another Day In Another World. He is also a member of the portuguese rock band Blister. Gonçalo is a former member of Paulo Gonzo's band and recorded the albums Quase Tudo and Suspeito.

Pereira's technique consists of fast picking, synchronized with strong left hand co-ordination using all fingers to create fast movements along the fretboard, with a constant attention to melody. Gonçalo also brought back an electric guitar adaptation of the song "Movimento Perpétuo" (Eternal Movement) by Carlos Paredes.[citation needed] Gonçalo Pereira's main and most obvious influences in guitar technique and songwriting are Nuno Bettencourt, Steve Vai, and Paul Gilbert.