Vini Prates
Vini Prates is a Brazilian songwriter from Aracaju, Sergipe. His song 'Aprendendo a Viver (Reflexao Entre Os Pais, Filhos e Avós)' became widely known for its...
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Vini Prates is a Brazilian songwriter from Aracaju, Sergipe. His song 'Aprendendo a Viver (Reflexao Entre Os Pais, Filhos e Avós)' became widely known for its focus on family relationships across generations.
He released albums including 'Vini Prates' in 2003, 'Aprendendo a Viver' in 2004, and 'O Canto do Vento' in 2010. Other songs like 'Despertar (Sweet Girl)' and 'Monalisa' appear in his catalog. His music has been used in telenovelas and films.
Prates has worked with musicians including Fagner, Elba Ramalho, and Zeca Baleiro. His band has included Leonardo Medeiros on guitar, Ramon Cruz on bass, Felipe Alves on drums, and Thiago Arruda on keyboard.
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