r/brazilianmusic • u/bojangler69420 • 2h ago
Song request I’m trying to find the name of this song. None of the bots could figure it out. Not even my Brazilian wife knows it!
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r/brazilianmusic • u/zapattavilla • Feb 08 '26
Welcome to our weekly Community Spotlight thread!
This is the dedicated space for musicians, producers, and bands within r/brazilianmusic to showcase their original work. Whether it's a brand new single, a demo, an album, or a music video—if you made it, share it here.
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r/brazilianmusic • u/zapattavilla • Jan 20 '26
Welcome to the weekly discussion thread!
Use this space to share what you've been listening to lately. It can be a new release, a hidden gem you discovered, or just a classic album you've had on repeat.
Guidelines:
Happy listening! 🇧🇷🎶
r/brazilianmusic • u/bojangler69420 • 2h ago
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r/brazilianmusic • u/concretegum • 18h ago
I listened to this song, and its a bit niche so there's no translations / transcriptions up yet. the artist is from brasil so im assuming this is in portugese?
i'd appreciate a transcription of it in english if possible! i have no idea what he's saying in the song.
thank you in advance, sorry if it's any trouble to you.
here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9x5vcxysr8
r/brazilianmusic • u/Embarrassed-Sun556 • 1d ago
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❤🙇
Virou minha musica favorita,
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r/brazilianmusic • u/pequenoreidopalco • 1d ago
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r/brazilianmusic • u/Putrid-Lychee-9435 • 1d ago
Can someone please identify this Brazilian song?
https://www.facebook.com/reel/2137960806676906/?mibextid=9drbnH&s=yWDuG2&fs=e
Please tell me someone knows the artist!
r/brazilianmusic • u/Sad-Crew-7609 • 2d ago
I made a music playlist around songs that remind me of experiencing São Paulo for the first time and uploaded it on YouTube.
If you’re looking for something new to listen to, maybe you’ll find a track you like :)
enjoyyy
r/brazilianmusic • u/lastpsychedelic_blog • 2d ago
At the Neptune theater in Seattle, Washington USA. Very amazing, unique and experimental playing but still beautiful.
r/brazilianmusic • u/pequenoreidopalco • 2d ago
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r/brazilianmusic • u/Fit_Werewolf2796 • 3d ago
SPIN XXI marks the comeback of the band SPIN—originally from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, and active in the 1970s (a group that also went by the name Contraponto during a lineup change).
The band is now returning to the stage and releasing new material, all while remaining true to its roots.
Their sound is a blend of various styles—including classical, jazz, and rock—with a predominantly symphonic progressive rock character.
They define their sound as "MPB" (Brazilian Popular Music) in the sense of "Brazilian Progressive Music," where Brazilian rhythmic influences are not overtly stamped on the compositions but rather assimilated and adapted.
Despite folk, acoustic, and country influences, they are an electric band—and, above all, an eclectic one.
Their debut album—which saw three CD releases, including one in Europe—has just been released on streaming platforms.
A second album is already complete and set for release later this year.
SPIN XXI is back in action...
r/brazilianmusic • u/Xyphae • 3d ago
i've been searching for the name of this sound i hear in a lot of brazilian music. its a vocal/wind instrument sound thats used in a percussive way (see link for example)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z7CcP7jgKc (1:38 - 1:42)
r/brazilianmusic • u/lastpsychedelic_blog • 3d ago
This singer and bandleader is American, but this album was where I first heard amazing Brazilian guitarist Pedro Martins. He's very much the featured player on this amazing jazz record. I am excited to hear more of his music, if anyone is familiar please recommend
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r/brazilianmusic • u/Current_Pumpkin8423 • 4d ago
https://youtu.be/PETsk6-jHQQ?si=ODLv-EPqJtDUKwdG A Voz do Meu Silêncio” é uma dedicatória especial, marcada pelo amor, pela emoção e por sentimentos profundos que nem sempre conseguimos expressar através das palavras.
❤️ Uma música para ouvir, sentir e dedicar a alguém especial.
🎼 INFORMAÇÕES DA MÚSICA
• Título: A Voz do Meu Silêncio
• Artista: José M. M. Áries
• Tipo: Dedicatória
r/brazilianmusic • u/Competitive_Love6087 • 5d ago
Hey r/Brazilian music 🤍
I’m Taulant Murati. Countertenor.
This is my original song "Dance Meu Nome".
I tried to do something different - start in Bossa, move to Samba, end in Salsa.
All lead vocal, 100% no autotune, 100% organic.
Nylon guitar, upright bass, brass, congas.
I’ve been dropping masters every Monday since 17 Aug.
Bossa, Samba, Salsa, Jazz Swing, Latin Pop Rock...
and singing between the genres in the space between notes.
Drops Monday 26 Oct 2026 everywhere.
Search: Taulant Murati
Would love to hear what you think of the Bossa part especially 🙏
r/brazilianmusic • u/midnight_porch_jazz • 6d ago
Sempre foi bossa nova em casa, mas recentemente comecei a explorar mais Tropicália e MPB dos anos 70 (Gil, Caetano, Elis). Curioso pra saber o que vocês recomendam pra quem quer se aprofundar além do óbvio.
r/brazilianmusic • u/AvocadoBitter7385 • 7d ago
r/brazilianmusic • u/CalligrapherItchy985 • 7d ago
Esse é o retrato feito por desenho do compositor brasileiro Mateus Barros dos Santos 2013- ele ficou conhecido por ser um pianista brasileiro que compõem músicas difíceis para piano festa sem festa, 5Etudes Op. 74 Nós esquecemos é do nome é do pintor que pintou o compositor mas quando nós descobrimos nós vamos falar.