The following is a list of events and releases that have happened or are expected to happen in 2023 in
music in the Brazil.
Notable events
January
12 –
Melim released her third studio album and first visual album 'Quintal'.[1]
February
3 –
Manu Gavassi presents his new project, Acústico MTV: Manu Gavassi Canta Fruto Proibido, where he plays
Rita Lee's famous album, Fruto Proibido, released in
1975.[2]
8 – Pabllo Vittar releases his fifth studio album, Noitada.[3]
28 – Second day of the second edition of the Mita Festival in the Jockey Club Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro. It had the participation of Brazilian artists, Jean Tassy, Yago Oproprio,
NX Zero, Carol Biazin, Scracho and Baia.[4]
31 – The 30th Brazilian Music Award took place after four years and paid tribute to singer
Alcione.[5]
June
3 – First day of the second edition of the Mita Festival in the Anhangabaú Valley in
São Paulo. It had the participation of Brazilian artists, N.I.N.A, Avuá, Rodrigo Alarcon,
Duda Beat,
Djonga, BK and
Natiruts.[6]
4 – Second day of the second edition of the Mita Festival in the Anhangabaú Valley in São Paulo. It had the participation of Brazilian artists, Far from Alaska, Supercombo, Don L,
Tasha & Tracie,
Capital Inicial and
NX Zero.[6]
16 – Dj
Marshmello together with Latin Grammy winning Brazilian producers
Tropikillaz released the ep 'Mellokillaz'.[7]
23 –
Anitta released the single "
Funk Rave", the artist's first release with the new label,
Republic Records, label of the Universal group.[8]
August
3 –
Iza released her second studio album after five years, Afrodhit.[9]
^Agenda, Arte & (2023-06-06).
"Bruno Gadiol completa projeto do álbum "Jovem"" [Bruno Gadiol completes the album project "Jovem"]. Correio do Povo (in Brazilian Portuguese).
Archived from the original on 2023-06-12. Retrieved 2023-06-12.
^Medina, Fabiano (2023-01-07).
"Manhoso o "Rei do Duplo Sentido" morre aos 87 anos" [Manhoso, the "King of the Double Entendre" dies at the age of 87.]. O Dia (in Brazilian Portuguese).
Archived from the original on 2023-06-12. Retrieved 2023-06-10.
The following is a list of events and releases that have happened or are expected to happen in 2023 in
music in the Brazil.
Notable events
January
12 –
Melim released her third studio album and first visual album 'Quintal'.[1]
February
3 –
Manu Gavassi presents his new project, Acústico MTV: Manu Gavassi Canta Fruto Proibido, where he plays
Rita Lee's famous album, Fruto Proibido, released in
1975.[2]
8 – Pabllo Vittar releases his fifth studio album, Noitada.[3]
28 – Second day of the second edition of the Mita Festival in the Jockey Club Brasileiro in Rio de Janeiro. It had the participation of Brazilian artists, Jean Tassy, Yago Oproprio,
NX Zero, Carol Biazin, Scracho and Baia.[4]
31 – The 30th Brazilian Music Award took place after four years and paid tribute to singer
Alcione.[5]
June
3 – First day of the second edition of the Mita Festival in the Anhangabaú Valley in
São Paulo. It had the participation of Brazilian artists, N.I.N.A, Avuá, Rodrigo Alarcon,
Duda Beat,
Djonga, BK and
Natiruts.[6]
4 – Second day of the second edition of the Mita Festival in the Anhangabaú Valley in São Paulo. It had the participation of Brazilian artists, Far from Alaska, Supercombo, Don L,
Tasha & Tracie,
Capital Inicial and
NX Zero.[6]
16 – Dj
Marshmello together with Latin Grammy winning Brazilian producers
Tropikillaz released the ep 'Mellokillaz'.[7]
23 –
Anitta released the single "
Funk Rave", the artist's first release with the new label,
Republic Records, label of the Universal group.[8]
August
3 –
Iza released her second studio album after five years, Afrodhit.[9]
^Agenda, Arte & (2023-06-06).
"Bruno Gadiol completa projeto do álbum "Jovem"" [Bruno Gadiol completes the album project "Jovem"]. Correio do Povo (in Brazilian Portuguese).
Archived from the original on 2023-06-12. Retrieved 2023-06-12.
^Medina, Fabiano (2023-01-07).
"Manhoso o "Rei do Duplo Sentido" morre aos 87 anos" [Manhoso, the "King of the Double Entendre" dies at the age of 87.]. O Dia (in Brazilian Portuguese).
Archived from the original on 2023-06-12. Retrieved 2023-06-10.