Wilmie Pieroni de Barros (born on July 28, 1990) is a singer/songwriter from Brazil who lives in New York. Wilmie was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she started her career. She always loved singing since she was a little girl and she grew up listening to Madonna, Britney Spears, Mariah Carey, Spice Girls and Christina Aguilera. When she was 7 she took some piano classes with her uncle and also recorded alot of videos of herself performing her favorite songs, she also used to create her songs recording on her mini radio with a microphone singing and recording using music tapes. At age of 12 she started writing some lyrics for fun and singing around with her friends. When she turned 16 she recorded her first song to put on the internet. Friends and others kept supporting and she started taking it more seriously to a career level. She recorded a lot of demo songs which helped her to grow up as an artist. One of these songs was Nothing that I can do which she produced with her cousin and also she wrote the song about a past relationship. She kept creating, writing and singing and in 2010 with 19 she did some performances in a Music Institute where she had vocal classes and also she started to play guitar. Still in the same year she participated in some concerts with a cover band, singing in clubs and wedding. Also in the same year she recorded her first teaser that goes with one of her instrumentals song. In 2011, Wilmie started the Lights Off project which was finished in 2012. The song was produced by a Brazilian producer, and written by Wilmie. Lights Off was recorded in february and released on 07/18/2012. In 2013 her demo Faster which she wrote and produced was finally ready and she recorded a promo video for it with the footage from 2011 when the teaser was released. Before she moved to NYC she finished Misled, another old song that came to life. In April Wilmie moved to NYC to pursue her dreams and take her career to the next level. She performed some times on the East Village, Manhattan and now shes working on her new EP. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.