Vinicius Mello
Vinicius Mello is a Brazilian musician who writes ballads and introspective songs. His track "Três Metros Acima do Céu" became popular in 2004, reaching...
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Vinicius Mello is a Brazilian musician who writes ballads and introspective songs. His track "Três Metros Acima do Céu" became popular in 2004, reaching listeners beyond Brazil. Other songs like "Dormir de conchina" and "Ei, Gostou" show his range with more straightforward material.
He started working with producer Rick Bonadio in the early 2000s. That collaboration led to his self-titled debut album in 2004, followed by records like "Dois Mundos" in 2006 and "Infinito Particular" in 2009. His band includes Marcelo Resende on drums, Thiago Gava on bass, Márcio Mello on keys, and Thiago Aranha on guitar.
Some critics questioned whether "Três Metros Acima do Céu" resembled an earlier composition, but Mello maintained the song came from his own experiences. He kept recording through the 2010s with albums like "A Vida em Cores" in 2013 and "Alma" in 2017.
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