Vini Carvalho
Vini Carvalho came up in São Paulo, where he started writing songs as a teenager. His first album, 'Sem Chão e Sem Ar,' came out in 2015 and got some...
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Vini Carvalho came up in São Paulo, where he started writing songs as a teenager. His first album, 'Sem Chão e Sem Ar,' came out in 2015 and got some attention for its title track, a ballad about displacement. He followed it with 'Flores do Mal' in 2017 and 'Aurora' in 2020.
His early band was called Os Inocentes, and he worked with some poets and other artists along the way. The song 'O Sol Ainda Brilha' shows his tendency toward hopeful, straightforward writing even when touching on difficult subjects.
Some of his lyrics addressed social issues directly enough that they were called political or divisive. He kept writing anyway, putting out music that felt personal rather than aiming for broad commercial appeal.
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