Gabriel Silva, Vini Vercillo and Banda Arcade take the stage at Soberano Jazz Club in Itaipava from Thursday to Saturday this week.
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Roberta Oliveira leads Samburbano in a free samba circle at Sesc 24 de Maio on March 27, bringing a spirit of resistance to downtown São Paulo.
Brazilian pagode icon Belo performs “Greatest Hits on the Floor” at Qualistage on March 21, with samba circle, DJs, and five hours of non-stop party.
Soul II Soul, Fernanda Abreu, Greentea Peng and Jayda G headline Queremos! Festival 2026, taking over three iconic Rio venues this April.
Brazilian choro group Choronas releases “Alma Feminina,” reclaiming the names of women composers erased from music history — and throwing a free concert to celebrate.
Inside an 1865 mansion on Rua do Rosário, Sobrado da Cidade hosts live jazz on Saturday and a choro circle on Sunday, March 21 and 22.
Gospel artist Stéfanno Dias launches “Só de Ouvir Falar” through Labidad Music, inspired by Job 42:5 and produced by Matteus Lacerda.
In “Mangue,” Barbarize and Fred Zero4 transform their Recife roots into a powerful visual statement of resistance and identity.
Bruno & Barretto unveil “Os Cuiudo” video, mixing rural luxury, humor and digital virality to redefine agronejo’s visual power.
Panda releases “Corpo Nu”, a Brazilian country version of “Careless Whisper”, blending pop nostalgia with heartfelt intensity.
In “Crisálida”, Amabbi blends R&B and rap to depict a journey of feminine transformation through 13 emotional tracks.
Recorded at Teatro Guarany, the remake of “Carrie” merges Brazilian roots and rock power through Edson’s emotional voice and Hudson’s guitar.
After international tours and Blue Note shows, pianist Marvio Ciribelli performs at Casa de Cultura Adolpho Bloch on March 20.
Singer Margareth Reali performs “Milagre dos Peixes” in Belo Horizonte with Jaques Morelenbaum, Wilson Lopes and Clube da Esquina musicians.
This Sunday, MPB de Primeira presents “Alma Feminina,” a free show led by Luiz Meira celebrating female power in Brazilian music.
At MIPIM in Cannes, Neguinho da Beija-Flor showcased Rio’s samba in a cultural event promoting Maricá’s Carnival and tourism to the world.
Paraná, from the legendary duo with Chico Rey, performs at Carretão Trevo on April 10 in an all-inclusive show with Willian & Wesley.
In Goiânia, Panda was surprised with a diamond record for “Eu Te Seguro,” a hit that surpassed 220 million streams in just five months.
This Saturday, Chininha revisits his hits with “Todos os Cantos” at Arena Errejota, starting at 2 p.m.
After years away, Marcelo D2 returns to Espírito Santo as a headliner at Festival Movimento Cidade 2026 in Vila Velha.
In “Pesadelo Ambicioso,” Fausto Fawcett and Chelpa Ferro transform the chaos of modern life into poetic and experimental soundscapes.
French singer Camille Bertault performs at Manouche on March 20 with Claudio Dauelsberg and Matu Miranda, celebrating her deep connection with Brazil.
Thullio Milionário releases “A Cara das Vaquejadas 4.0”, a five-track album celebrating Brazil’s vaquejada culture with energy and tradition.
Pedro Sampaio releases “G-LATINA,” a powerful collaboration with Mexican rapper El Bogueto, this Thursday (12), ahead of his world tour.
“Ela é Ela” (“She Is She”), from the “Do Nosso Mundo” project, hits platforms this Thursday celebrating authenticity and feminine strength through superhero references.
Thati Moraes, Banda Rocket, and Paulo Loureiro take the stage at Soberano Jazz Club in Itaipava from March 12–14 for a week of world-class live music.
Vitor Ramil brings “Mantra Concreto + Tambong” to the Sesc Pinheiros stage on March 27, blending poetry and sound in a single performance.
Ryu, The Runner kicks off 2026 with “Potência”, a powerful trap partnership with Emitê Único that sets the tone for “ADULTO IDEAL VOL. 2”.
Recorded in a Copacabana movie theater, the album “AO VIVO” blends Jazz Fusion and cinema to celebrate Alfredo Dias Gomes’ award-winning phase.
Blending ‘90s raw rock and modern pop, Culture Wars’ “Don’t Speak” aims to bring guitars back to the big arenas.