Waldonys is a Brazilian singer and accordionist, recognized for his contributions to Forró, a genre of music that originated from the Northeastern region of Brazil. Born Waldonys Menezes on October 17, 1971, in Fortaleza, Ceará, he began playing the accordion at a very young age under the guidance of his father and renowned accordionist, Dominguinhos. Waldonys's prowess on the accordion, coupled with his engaging stage presence and vocal abilities, quickly made him a prominent figure in the Brazilian music scene.

With a career spanning several decades, Waldonys has not only become an ambassador of Forró but also has explored various other genres, integrating elements of pop and romantic music into his work. His discography includes numerous albums and singles that reflect his eclectic taste and versatility as a musician. Among his recent releases are emotive tracks like "A Canção Que Faltava" and "Coraçãozinho," as well as the more introspective "Meu Canto" and "Nossa Rotina." His album "Acústico Imaginar: Waldonys" showcases his ability to captivate audiences in a more intimate, acoustic setting, while songs such as "Doce Luz" and "Levante a Bandeira" continue to affirm his standing as a dynamic force in Brazilian music. "Somos Um Só" and "Parte de Mim" highlight the unity and personal reflections often found in his songwriting. Waldonys's contributions to Forró and Brazilian music have made him a respected and beloved musician, with a fan base that extends beyond the borders of Brazil.