Baila, Vini: Release date news, streaming details and more about the upcoming sports documentary

Baila, Vini, also known as Vini Jr. in English, is the forthcoming sports documentary that will be released on Netflix on May 15, 2025. It is about Vinicius Jr., who is a professional footballer from Brazil. He managed to create a national record after getting a £38 million deal with Real Madrid for the under-18 team. Here's the official synopsis of the documentary:

The documentary will focus on Vinicius Jr.’s career so far, touching upon the ups and downs of playing at one of the biggest clubs in the world.

The documentary has reportedly generated excitement among fans of Vini and soccer in general. So let us look into the details of this forthcoming Netflix documentary and more about Vini.

When is Baila, Vini releasing?

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Baila, Vini will premiere on Netflix on May 15, 2025. It will be available in multiple countries in different languages and with subtitles. The original Brazilian title is Spanish for Dance, Vini.

More info about Baila, Vini

The shooting for Baila, Vini took place around the 2023-2024 season. It will focus on the Brazilian soccer player Vinicius Jr., who has achieved success at the age of 24. He is currently playing as a forward for Real Madrid as well as the national team of Brazil.

At the age of 16, Vini started his career at Flamengo in 2017. Just weeks later, he was enrolled into Real Madrid for £38 million, creating a national record. His club has won the La Liga Champions League double on two occasions. Vini was also the one to score the winning goal at the 2022 and 2024 UEFA Finals. In 2024, he was bestowed with The Best FIFA Men's Player.

The official trailer of the docu begins with Vini saying,

"I learned everything from soccer. The most important things I've learned were from soccer."

His voice-over is accompanied by visuals of training and scoring goals in the field. We then see the testament of several of his contemporary players calling him the best. The docu will have interviews of his colleagues, Vini himself, as well as his family members, who will decode his life and career. At one point, a person says, 'If you guard him close, he will destroy you.'

Another person says that he is electric in the field, but off the field he is happiness. It then cuts to a scene where Vini is playing with a drum. The two-minute and 18-second-long trailer features some interesting moments from the documentary film.

Are you excited about Baila, Vini?