Brazilian Pop

Brazilian Pop, or "Música Popular Brasileira" (MPB), is a vibrant fusion of traditional Brazilian rhythms with global pop influences, creating a sound that's both familiar and exotic. Emerging in the 1960s, this genre blends bossa nova, samba, and tropicalia with modern pop sensibilities, producing catchy melodies and rich, lyrical storytelling. Celebrated for its rhythmic diversity and cultural depth, Brazilian Pop continues to evolve, capturing the essence of Brazil's dynamic musical landscape.