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Erivanio
Erivanio is a Brazilian artist who became known for the viral hit "Garoto do Orkut" in 2010. The song, an ode to the social networking site, connected with...
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Erivanio is a Brazilian artist who became known for the viral hit "Garoto do Orkut" in 2010. The song, an ode to the social networking site, connected with listeners across Brazil and brought him into the spotlight.
He was born in Bacabal, Maranhão, and grew up singing in local churches and community events. After "Garoto do Orkut," he released other singles like "Deixa," "Teu Olhar," and "Desculpa."
In 2014, Erivanio faced a copyright dispute over the melody in "Garoto do Orkut," which was settled out of court. He performs solo, and his shows are known for their energy and direct connection with the audience.
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