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The "Pimentinha", regarded as MPB's greatest interpreter: "Como Nossos Pais", "Águas de Março".
The voices that defined Brazilian music, from the radio era to 2020s pop, including the singers of the big bands. The first names are featured and the rest are in alphabetical order; each name opens the person's page.
The "Pimentinha", regarded as MPB's greatest interpreter: "Como Nossos Pais", "Águas de Março".
A unique falsetto and timbre; Clube da Esquina and "Travessia".
The voice of Tropicália, from "Baby" to "Chuva de Prata".
The "Síndico", the voice of Brazilian soul.
The countertenor of Secos & Molhados and of the country's most theatrical solo career.
A husky voice and scat, from samba to the experimental; named singer of the millennium by the BBC in 1999.
A dramatic interpreter; the first Brazilian woman singer to pass a million records, with "Álibi".
The deep voice of 1990s rock and MPB.
The great MPB voice of the 1990s and 2000s; Tribalistas.
Legião Urbana's singer and lyricist.
Axé's biggest star, from Banda Eva to her solo career.
Singer of Viper, Angra and Shaman; a reference in melodic metal.
Voice and lyrics of Barão Vermelho and a solo career: "Exagerado", "Ideologia", "O Tempo Não Para".
Singer and lyricist of Charlie Brown Jr., the voice of 1990s and 2000s skate rock.
The "queen of sofrência", the voice of feminejo: "Infiel", "Todos os Cantos".