MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) is a vibrant genre that fuses elements of Brazilian folk, rock, and Afro-Brazilian rhythms with socially conscious lyrics. Characterized by its eclectic blend of acoustic guitars, samba percussion, and soulful vocals, MPB emerged in the 1960s as a response to the country's cultural and social upheaval. The genre gained momentum in the 1970s and 1980s, with its popularity peaking during Brazil's return to democracy. MPB's cultural significance lies in its ability to address pressing issues like social justice, love, and everyday life, making it a voice for the Brazilian people. Drawing from traditional samba and forró roots, MPB incorporates elements of rock, funk, and soul, setting it apart from other Latin American genres. Its unique sound, which often features poetic lyrics and soaring vocal melodies, has captivated audiences worldwide, making MPB a quintessential expression of Brazilian identity and creativity.

Meio a Meio - Ep. 9 - Ao Vivo em João Pessoa

Cavaleiros do Forró

Album - 30 Tracks - Released April 13, 2025