Vinicius Calderoni

B. 1985, São Paulo. Brazilian writer, musician and actor. Vinicius Calderoni has developed a multiple career between music, cinema and theater. His first album, Tranchã (2007), was received with good reviews and generated 12 music videos, directed by young and talented directors, in the project "Os 12 Clipes de Tranchã". Since 2009 he is part of 5 A Seco, along with Tó Brandileone, Pedro Altério, Pedro Viáfora and Leo Bianchini, a group that has performed throughout Brazil with great public success, and that released in 2012 its first CD / DVD Ao Vivo No Auditório Ibirapuera, with guest appearances by Lenine, Maria Gadú, Ivan Lins and Chico César, having received an indication for the Brazilian Music Award in the category "Best MPB Group". Graduated in Cinema by FAAP, he acted as editor in "Os Sapatos de Aristeu" (2008), short film that received more than 50 awards in Brazil and abroad; directed the DVD Viadutos (2010) of the singer Dani Gurgel and was the scriptwriter of the show Massaroca, exhibited in the program Metrópolis from TV Cultura between 2007 and 2009. He founded in 2010, together with Rafael Gomes, the Emporio de Teatro Sortido, a theater company that has presented two successful performances to date (Música para cortar os pulsos/2010 and Cambaio/2012). In his work with the company, he is preparing to premiere two shows in 2013: Não nem nada, with text of his own authorship and Um útero é do tamanho de um funho, adaptation of the book of the same name by Angélica Freitas - APCA Award 2012 in the Poetry category - his directorial debut. He was also the writer and final editor of the series "De perto ninguém é normal" (GNT) and of the show "Massaroca", aired inside the program "Metrópolis" (TV Cultura). As an actor, he was in the films "Mãe só há uma" (2016), by Anna Muylaert, "Um namorado para minha mulher" (2016), by Júlia Rezende, and in the series "Louco por elas" (TV Globo), directed by João Falcão.