Pabllo Vitar - Music sem Internet

Pabllo Vitar - Music sem Internet

Pabllo Vitar - Music sem Internet

Phabullo Rodrigues da Silva (born November 1, 1994),

known professionally as Pabllo Vittar, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, and drag queen.His first appearance on TV happened in 2014, on a Brazilian TV show, performing "I Have Nothing" by Whitney Houston.[citation needed] Later in 2015 he became famous in the media, due to the success of his music video "Open Bar"] a Portuguese-language version of Major Lazer's song "Lean On" with original lyrics, produced by Bonde do Rolê and Omulu.[ In less than four months, the video reached one million views on YouTube.[4] He also released an extended play with the same name, that used pop hits' instrumentals with new arrangements and lyrics.

On January 12, 2017, his debut studio album Vai Passar Mal was released. In the same month he released "Todo Dia" as the second single off of the album, which became notorious in Brazilian Carnival due to its lyrics. The third single "K.O." became a hit even bigger than its predecessor, effectively bringing Vittar to nationwide fame and success. Thus far, the song has over 320 million views on YouTube. The fourth single, "Corpo Sensual", was released on September 6, 2017.

Vittar has been featured in songs by international artists like Major Lazer's "Sua Cara", with fellow Brazilian singer Anitta. The music video was released on July 30, 2017 and as of now is on 10th place on the list of most viewed online videos in the first 24 hours, with 25 million views.] The singer also appears on "I Got It", from Charli XCX's fourth mixtape Pop 2.

Pabllo Vittar Songs- Sin Internet

On February 27, 2018 he announced via Twitter that his second studio album is being released in 2018

With the nomination of "Sua Cara" at the Latin Grammy Awards 2018, Pabllo becomes the first Grammy-nominated

Born in a humble family in São Luís, Phabullo is a dizygotic twin and has an older sister. Phabullo spent part of his childhood and adolescence living in the cities of Santa Ines and Caxias, both in the interior of Maranhão, due to financial difficulties. He is the son of a nurse who was abandoned still pregnant by Phabullo's father, whose identity he never got to know

During his childhood, Phabullo fell victim to bullying due to his delicate gestures and his feminine voice, even getting physically assaulted with a plate of hot soup thrown over his face.[9][10] In addition, he attended ballet classes during this period