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Levi Avelino (b. 2006)

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Levi Avelino

Born:
May 29, 2006

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Levi Avelino Brito born in Aparecida de Goiânia, Goiás May 29, 2006, better known as Levi Avelino, is a Brazilian beatmaker, musician, producer and composer. He became known in 2017 for making singing and dancing videos for YouTube and Facebook platforms.  It all started very early, at the age of 10, when he decided to create his first YouTube channel, one of the most viral videos on his channel was of him singing and dancing to Ana Vilela's song "Trem Bala". Another of the videos that went viral that same year was of him playing the game "Virando a garrafa" (Turning the Bottle), where Levi succeeded in all five attempts to leave the bottle standing upright.  In the same year, Levi created a profile on the Facebook social network to post his videos, which went viral and many users shared them, and a while later he became a professional video editor. He soon began producing and composing his music using only a computer and a cell phone.  At the age of 15, and as an independent artist he has released more than 4 music albums, Levi has been featured in several newspapers and news sites, and is already a big hit on the social networks, being also a content creator he reaches not only the juvenile public but the adults as well.

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