In an interview with Caras Brasil, Wagner Barreto, the first champion of The Voice Kids, talks about the change of life through music and reveals the dream to the future
WagnerBarreto (24) has reached national recognition by participating in music for reality The children of the voice In 2016. In addition to bringing his voice to the public, the young singer won the Grand Prix and saw the doors of the musical industry open for his art. In 2025, the artist turned ten years of career that began just before reality. In an interview with Caras BrasilIt shares a dream for this special moment: “Beyond my voice”declares.
Path in music
Of an island without electricity, Wagner Barreto saw his life change radically by trampling the stage of the The children of the voice and become one of the highlights of the competition. But reality was only the beginning of his trajectory. In 2025, he celebrated ten years of career, marked by musical maturation, new opportunities and dreams that go far beyond the rumor that made him famous.
“When I look back and see everything I have lived in these 10 years, I feel huge gratitude. Music has transformed my life and brought me opportunities that I would never have imagined. I know I was at the best time for the last few years.”reflects the singer.
If the music before was guided only by emotion, today Wagner balances art and strategy. Learning the music market led him to understand how to deliver his work to the public without losing his identity. “My creative process has matured a lot. Today I learned to understand what the public likes and how to deliver it without losing my essence “comments.
Digital market
It also underlines the importance of social networks for the spread of music. “Digital has changed everything! Anyone can release a song, but this does not mean that it will be easy to be important. Competition is enormous, so it takes strategy, investments and hard work.”
The recent partnership with the actor and influencer Júlio Rocha (45) Strengthens the connection of Wagner to networks and online audiences. “He taught me a lot on online presence and I realized how these partnerships can expand my reach”He says.
The singer also stresses that his contact with fans is fundamental and, on social networks, even closer. “I like to mix humor, behind -Cenes and moments of my life. I know that the audience wants to see beyond music, and this creates a strong bond.”
Ties of the Voice Kids
Even after almost a decade of his victory, The Voice Kids continues to be a milestone in its history. “What struck me most was behind the scenes. The support we gave ourselves, the moments when we gathered to sing together in the hotel … it was there that I realized that the song was going far beyond the competition.”Remember Wagner, who still brings some of the friendships of that time.
And one of the great dreams to celebrate his 10 years of career has a direct connection with this phase. “I would like to count on the presence of one of my tutors to The Voice Kids. Victor and Leo have always had enormous respect for the beginning of my trajectory.”reveals.
New dreams
To celebrate this career decade, Wagner prepares special projects. “There is the” symphonic compatriot “, which makes me very excited. I want to bring new songs and, perhaps, also a documentary that tells this trajectory”It’s good.
But your plans are even further. “I see myself even more made in music, but also to expand to other projects, both in digital, business or film. I want to bring my music into several places, perhaps even to get a space in the international market.”
The passion for music is still the engine of its history, but Wagner wants to leave a legacy that overcomes the musical notes. “My biggest dream is to continue touching people’s hearts, it doesn’t matter where. I want my story inspires other artists to believe in their dreams. More than my voice, I want my job to have a real impact.”concludes.
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Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
