Brazilian Boogie

Brazilian Boogie is an infectious music genre that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, weaving together the grooves of American funk and soul with samba rhythms and the broader spectrum of Brazilian music influences. This genre is characterized by its upbeat tempo, prominent bass lines, sophisticated brass arrangements, and smooth, often Portuguese-language vocals that carry the warmth and vibrancy of Brazilian culture. Artists such as Tim Maia and Marcos Valle blended traditional Brazilian sounds with international trends, giving birth to a funky, danceable style that resonates with the vibrant nightlife of Brazilian cities. The playful synthesis of electronic elements, jazzy chords, and syncopated percussion in Brazilian Boogie creates a sound that is both distinctly Brazilian and universally appealing, encouraging listeners to sway their hips and let loose on the dance floor.

Todo Amor É Bom (Joutro Mundo e Gaspar Muniz Remix)

Joutro Mundo

Single - Released January 31, 2025