Vini e Bisioli
Vini e Bisioli is a Brazilian duo made up of Vini Guimarães and Fábio Bisioli, both from São Paulo. They started playing together in 2015, working their way...
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Vini e Bisioli is a Brazilian duo made up of Vini Guimarães and Fábio Bisioli, both from São Paulo. They started playing together in 2015, working their way through small bars and local festivals. Their song 'Cativeiro' became a hit in Brazil, giving the duo their first real break.
In 2018, they released their debut album, also called 'Cativeiro,' which did well commercially and with critics. Other songs like 'Galega' and 'Cerveja de Garrafa' also found an audience.
After their debut, they put out albums like 'Outro' in 2019 and 'Aurora' in 2021. In 2022, Fábio Bisioli announced he was leaving the group.
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