Ávine Vinny

Origin

Sobral, CE

Years active

2009

Genres

electronic forró, pop, sertanejo

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Ávine Vinny, stage name of Ávneh Vinny Diniz da Silva Aragão, was born in Sobral, Ceará, on July 14, 1989. The singer and songwriter began his musical journey at the age of twelve singing in church choirs, later performing in bars in his hometown before founding the band Xé Pop with friends at the age of twenty. With the group, he achieved strong repercussion in the northeastern scene and released hits that were re-recorded by major names in the national scene, which drove him to move his residence to Fortaleza.

In 2016, the artist began his solo career with the release of the album O Cara Do Momento, featuring prominent guest appearances such as Solange Almeida, then a member of Aviões do Forró. In the following years, he consolidated his presence in electronic forró and Brazilian pop music through various projects, albums, and commercially successful partnerships alongside artists like Ludmilla, Xand Avião, and the duo Matheus & Kauan. His national profile reached new heights in 2021 with the release of the hit "Coração Cachorro", recorded in partnership with Matheus Fernandes.

Throughout his career, Ávine Vinny stood out for fusing popular northeastern rhythms with modern arrangements, building a discography marked by singles with wide circulation on digital platforms and radio stations across the country. His work directly engages with the renewal of contemporary forró and sertanejo, maintaining constant collaborations with exponents of northeastern music such as Wesley Safadão and Léo Santana.