Bruno Vilassa
Bruno Vilassa is a Brazilian singer from Salvador, Bahia, whose music draws from the region's samba, axé, and forró traditions. He first gained attention with...
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Bruno Vilassa is a Brazilian singer from Salvador, Bahia, whose music draws from the region's samba, axé, and forró traditions. He first gained attention with his 2009 song 'Bateu Saudade,' which became popular across Brazil for its emotional delivery. That track appears alongside others like 'Está No Sangue' and 'Baby Baby Vem Me Amar' in his catalog.
His debut album 'Bruno Vilassa' came out in 2010, followed by releases including 'Canto de Amor' in 2012 and 'Alma' in 2014. He has worked with artists like Ivete Sangalo and Gilberto Gil. In 2015, he faced plagiarism accusations over his song 'Um Dia de Cada Vez,' which he eventually resolved.
Vilassa performs with a band that includes guitarist Rodrigo Pitta, bassist Alexandre Garcez, and drummer Paulo Góes. Songs like 'Barco a Deriva' and 'Eclipse do Amor' continue to be part of his setlists.
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