Vinicius Rosa

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Vini Rosa

Years Active

1990s–Present

Genres

MPB, pop, rock, pagode

Instruments

guitar, vocals

Biography

Vinicius Rosa, also known as Vini Rosa, is a Brazilian guitarist and music producer who began his career in the 1990s. He has established himself as a versatile musician, working across various genres and collaborating with a wide range of artists.

Rosa's career includes extensive work in television productions, such as composing soundtracks for Globo's telenovelas like "Malhação," "Caminho das Índias," and "Duas Caras." He also participated in significant live events, including the opening show of Rock in Rio 3 with the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra and the closing ceremony of the Olympic torch relay in Rio de Janeiro, where he shared the stage with numerous renowned artists. His production credits extend to popular shows like "The Voice" and "Estrelas da Casa," where he plays a key role in selecting and shaping musical talent.

Throughout his career, Vinicius Rosa has contributed to the work of many prominent Brazilian artists, including Flavio Venturini, Sandy & Júnior, Ana Carolina, Zélia Duncan, Claudinho & Buchecha, Jorge Vercillo, Frejat, and Jay Vaquer, among others. His collaborations highlight his adaptability and skill as a guitarist and producer within the Brazilian music scene.