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Brazilian music releases 2026
Overview
On 30 July 2026, Brazilian singer‑songwriter Totô de Babalong issued his third studio album *Deusimar*, blending brega, MPB and Latin rhythms, while the band Colomy released its second album *Pra Quem Andou Perdido*, featuring urban‑leaning collaborations. Both projects were highlighted as part of a broader wave of Brazilian artists experimenting with genre fusion and deeper lyrical themes.
The following day, 31 July 2026, the focus shifted to the pagode scene. The emerging group Som de Faculdade joined the audiovisual project “Sorriso Eu Gosto no Pagode – Lado B”, collaborating with established acts Sorriso Maroto and Turma do Pagode on a new medley. Simultaneously, singer Ana Clara released the duet “Aproveita Essa Cama” with pagode vocalist Suel as part of her “Mesa 8” series, pairing artists from different generations to explore love and breakup themes. These releases illustrate the continued diversification and cross‑generational collaboration within Brazil’s contemporary music landscape.
Entities
Totô de Babalong · Som de Faculdade · Ana Clara · Suel · Turma do Pagode
Timeline
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15 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesBrazilian pagode releases from Som de Faculdade and Ana ClaraSom de Faculdade and Ana Clara each released new pagode tracks in Brazil, joining collaborative projects that showcase the genre’s evolving generations.
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16 days ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesBrazilian musicians Totô de Babalong and Colomy unveil new albumsTotô de Babalong and Colomy launch new Brazilian albums—Deusimar blends brega and MPB, while Pra Quem Andou Perdido explores loss with notable guest artists.
Sources
buxixo.com.br · conteudos.cnnbrasil.com.br · firmaproducoes.com · pop-zeitschrift.de · sportcast.cz