Giannini Alencar born in Olho D'Água dos Borges - RN started his first chords in an accordion presented by his grandfather, who learned to play it alone. In order to continue his studies, he moved to the city of Mossoró - RN, where he entered the conservatory and music school, where he studied the accordion and the accordion, becoming an accomplished performer of the instrument.

Although he was approved in Dentistry, the music spoke louder and at age 17 he took the entrance exam for the Music course. He went on to study some periods, however, due to the increase in concert commitments in the city of Mossoró, where he resides, as well as in other regions of the state, thus unable to complete the same.

Throughout the 13 years of his career, Giannini has performed in other bands, but he excelled at the beginning of his solo career, where besides singing, composing and producing. His most well-known composition is the "Estilo Namorador," which became a hit in the voice of national artist Wesley Safadão. Giannini is also a great instrumentalist, his specialties being the accordion, the guitar, the piano, the guitar, the drums and the percussion, these instruments, which offer technical support to perform his compositions, as well as to enrich musical production.

Giannini Alencar was a member of the Otaviano Pinto - Mossoró - RN Sanctuary Orchestra, participated in the Music Festival of Ibiapaba in Viçosa - CE, of Ídolos Program - 2010.
In the biggest event of the city, the Mossoró Cidade Junina - 2015 composed the theme song of Pingo da Meidia, as well as opened the festivities of the event and still in 2015, became 6 times champion of the Festival Sings Concert of Mossoró Cidade Junina. Composer of the Digai Program - Intertv - RN.

With his talent, charisma and sympathy, Giannini Alencar has been projected and established more and more in the setting of the potiguar, conquering a legion of fans with his songs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.