Diego Redel is a Brazilian photojournalist and performance photographer whose career began at the age of 13, when his photographs were first published in the newspaper A Notícia. Encouraged by his stepmother, professional photographer Eliane Fistarol, he developed an early passion for visual storytelling and documentary photography.

Redel later worked for several newspapers in southern Brazil, including Diário Catarinense, where he contributed to major editorial projects and special publications.

Over the years, he has specialized in capturing live performance and cultural events. His work includes coverage of more than 20 editions of the Joinville Dance Festival, recognized by Guinness World Records as the largest dance festival in the world.

Today, Redel works internationally photographing festivals, performing arts, and live events, including the Aspen Music Festival and School in the United States, documenting the energy, artistry, and emotion of live performances.