At just 21, Vini emerges as a compelling new voice in pop music, blending his Brazilian and Argentinian roots with a refreshingly honest perspective on love, pain, and self-discovery. His latest single, “I’m Happy for You,” is not just a catchy clapback anthem; it’s a deeply personal snapshot of emotional turmoil transformed into a dance-worthy, relatable hit.
Born in Brazil and raised partly in Argentina, Vini’s multicultural upbringing is central to his identity and artistry. From an early age, he was drawn to performance—mocking microphone in hand, rehearsing for his family. His musical theater training during childhood gave way to songwriting in his teens, where English became a crucial tool to channel his emotions. His move to San Diego as a teenager was pivotal, opening him to new languages and artistic influences, including acting and filmmaking studies in London.
“I’m Happy for You” wasn’t always the title—it was nearly called “Third Wheel Blue” or “I Hate Your Boyfriend.” But Vini chose the phrase that carried the song’s emotional weight, making the title feel intimate and direct. The track’s raw honesty stands out not only in its lyrics but in Vini’s vocal delivery, which captures moments of vulnerability so real you can hear his voice crack during the bridge.
This single sits within a larger project that explores heartbreak, resilience, and self-discovery. Vini’s music defies strict genre boundaries, mixing pop, alternative, and rock, all tied together by his emotional authenticity. Drawing inspiration from icons like Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, and Taylor Swift, he aims to craft a multidimensional experience that includes powerful storytelling and visual symbolism—evident in the Easter eggs sprinkled throughout his “I’m Happy for You” video.
Vini’s path to music stardom was not without setbacks. Before he was an artist, he gained traction on TikTok, building a loyal following through creative edits and comedic content. After losing his original account, he rebooted his presence and transformed the platform into a stage for his own music. Yet, despite TikTok’s role in his rise, Vini emphasizes that his artistic drive comes from a genuine place—years of watching and learning from artists he admires, not from viral trends.
More than anything, Vini’s work aims to create connection. “If someone feels less alone because of my music, that means the world,” he says. And it’s that deep desire for empathy and shared experience that makes him stand out among rising Latin artists today.
As he sets his sights on bigger stages—perhaps even the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, a symbolic homecoming—the world watches as Vini crafts an authentic pop narrative rooted in cultural duality and emotional truth.