A Brazilian musician who picked up bass at fifteen in the Heavy Metal and White Metal scenes — today running a content channel devoted to contrabaixo and performing with M-VAVE wireless gear keeping him untethered.
Ernani was born in Três Lagoas, in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. He started playing bass at fifteen, cutting his teeth in Heavy Metal and White Metal bands — the kind of scenes that demand low-end discipline and a willingness to lock in for nights at a time.
Today his YouTube and Instagram, both under @ernanijunioroficial, are anchored around bass content — playthroughs, gear talk, and the everyday craft of being a working contrabaixista. He's also appeared on bass-focused interviews including Fala Baixista #136.
Ernani is part of M-VAVE's artist roster in Brazil, where the brand is distributed by MVshow. For a working low-end player crossing stages of every size in Brazil's regional touring scene, the case for wireless is the same one any session bassist makes: faster line checks, fewer cables under the riser, and more room to move when the song asks for it.
