The Sound of Música Brasiliense

"The Sound of Música Brasiliense" is a vibrant collection of tracks that paints a rich and diverse tapestry of the contemporary music scene in Brasília. The playlist features an eclectic mix of genres and styles, showcasing the innovative spirit of independent Brazilian artists. Letícia Fialho's "Corpo e Canção" and Moara's "Peito Aberto" kick things off with soulful melodies and introspective lyrics, while the upbeat rhythms of Be Bel and Felipe Viegas’ "Axé Axé" keep things lively and engaging.

Tracks like "Araruê - Exú Abre Caminhos" by Tatá e Danú and Pedro Miranda and "Oríkì ti Iemonjá" by Nãnan delve into the spiritual and traditional roots of Brazilian music, offering a compelling contrast with more modern sounds such as the dynamic collaboration in "Isn't It Strange" by Pedro Martins and JD Beck. From the soothing notes of "Ravi" by Marcus Moraes and Vavá Afiouni to the infectious beats of "Festa Na Rua" by Alessandra Terribili, this playlist is an auditory journey through the heart of Brazil’s capital. Whether you’re in the mood to reflect or dance, it captures the essence of Brasília’s unique musical landscape.

Playlist Genres

Nova Mpb

Mpb

Samba

Brazilian Jazz

Bossa Nova

Folk

Forro Mpb (música Popular Brasileira) Latin Pop Jazz Brazilian Folk Brazilian Pop Latin Pop Electronic Singer-songwriter Rock Experimental Choro Tropicalia Axe Blues Reggae Soul Ambient Musica Brasiliense Tropical World Brazilian Popular Music Brazilian Rock