Luis Eduardo Mariutti Pereira (São Paulo, March 22, 1971) is a Brazilian metal bassist. He performed more than 1500 shows in 24 countries, as a member and founder of the bands Angra, Firebox, Shaman (BRA), HenceForth, Andre Matos solo career. He is the older brother of Brazilian guitarist Hugo Mariutti.

He is currently a member of the bands Dirty Dogz, Sinistra and is a ex-member and ex-front leader of Shaman.

Named one of the top ten bassists in the world by Burrn! from Japan and elected best bass player in Brazil for twelve consecutive years.

He participated in the biggest festivals in the world such as Wacken Open Air, Loud Park, Gods of Metal, Eurockéennes, Dynamo, Viña Rock, Monsters of Rock and Live'n'Louder.

Recorded with producers Chris Tsangarides, Charlie Bauerfeind, Roy Z, Sascha Paeth at Hansen Studios (Hamburg – GR), Pathway Studio (Wolfsburg – GR), Metropolis (London – UK), Marcus Studios (London – UK), Estúdio Mosh (São Paulo/SP), Be Bop (São Paulo/SP), Ultra-sônica (São Paulo/SP) and Brainless Brother (São Paulo/SP).

In Rockgol, the extinct football championship of the equally extinct MTV Brasil, presenter Paulo Bonfá called Luis Mariutti Jesus, due to his vast beard and hair.

In 2021, he released his autobiography, called “Memories of My 50 Years”.

He ended his activities with the band Shaman, as well as ending the band permanently, due to homophobic comments by former Shaman drummer Ricardo Confessori on his Instagram and also for supporting the terrorist attacks by supporters of the former president from Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, and also for making some comments about Luis’s wife, for being a feminist, like comparing her to Yoko Ono, ex-wife of the late singer and former lead singer of the most influential band that created the rock genre, John Lennon. Unfortunately, Shaman had released only one album after their return, Rescue.