Vitorino Salomé Vieira, known simply as Vitorino, is a celebrated Portuguese singer and songwriter hailing from the picturesque region of Alentejo. Born on January 25, 1942 in Redondo, Portugal, Vitorino’s music is deeply rooted in the folk traditions of his homeland, yet it transcends regional boundaries with its universal appeal. With a career spanning several decades, Vitorino has become one of the most distinctive voices in Portuguese music, known for his poetic lyrics and his commitment to social and political themes.

His sound, often characterized by the melodic use of traditional instruments and an affinity for blending folk motifs with modern sensibilities, encapsulates the essence of Portuguese culture while exploring contemporary issues. Some of his most recent works include "Maria da Solidão" and "Ela e o Cash," showcasing his continued relevance in the Portuguese music scene. Vitorino's live performances, such as those captured on the album "Ao Vivo," are praised for their energy and ability to connect with audiences. Moreover, his collaboration with Janita Salomé in "Utopia: Vitorino E Janita Salomé Cantam José Afonso," reflects his respect for the roots of his musical heritage and the works of revered Portuguese artists. With a discography rich in thematic and stylistic diversity, from "150 Kg de Rock" to "Canção Do Bandido," Vitorino's contributions to the musical tapestry of Portugal remain invaluable and enduring.

Genres

Fado

Musica De Intervencao

Portuguese Rock

Latest Release

Não Sei do Que É Que Se Trata, Mas Não Concordo

Vitorino

Album - 11 Tracks - Released April 19, 2024