STORIES
The career started late. The music didn’t.
For more than two decades, music was Valentino’s private world — years of listening, studying, rehearsing and developing a voice shaped by life.
After years of singing other people’s stories, it was time to begin telling his own.
THE BEGINNING
Valentino did not begin with a record deal or a stage.
He began with a love of singing that slowly became a discipline.
For years, he listened, studied and rehearsed, often for hours at a time. Music was not a career plan. It was something personal — a place to return to, a refuge, a kind of food for the soul.
Along the way, he learned from professional singers, musicians and composers, discovering not only how to sing a song, but how to understand it and make it his own.
THE VOICE
Over the years, Valentino built a repertoire of more than 350 songs.
Classic crooner, romantic pop, jazz, Latin music and timeless European melodies became part of his musical language.
Sinatra, Engelbert Humperdinck, Julio Iglesias and other great romantic voices became important influences — not to imitate them, but to understand what makes a song live beyond the notes.
His natural home is the warm, lower male register — a mature voice built for storytelling rather than vocal acrobatics.
THE ARTIST TODAY
Then, later in life, something changed.
Music was no longer only a private refuge.
Original songs began to appear — stories about love, memory, friendship, family, romantic nights, new beginnings and the moments that stay with us.
And that is where Valentino begins.
Not as a new singer discovering music for the first time, but as a new artist with a lifetime of music behind him.
A voice shaped by music.
A voice shaped by experience.
A voice shaped by life.