2023 in Brazilian music

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The following is a list of events and releases that have happened or are expected to happen in 2023 in music in the Brazil.

Contents

Notable events

January

February

May

June

August

Bands reformed

List of albums released

January

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
12Quintal Melim Universal Music [1]
20Confia (Ao VivoGrupo Menos é MaisSom Livre

February

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
3Acústico MTV: Manu Gavassi Canta Fruto Proibido Manu Gavassi Universal Music
8 Noitada Pabllo Vittar Sony Music

March

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
2AcústicoA.D.Z
Let's Bora, Vol. 2 (Ao Vivo)Israel & Rodolffo Som Livre
3 Vilã Ludmilla Warner Music
16Deu Rolo in Goiânia (Ao Vivo)Guilherme & BenutoSony Music [14]
19Garantido por Toda a VidaBoi Bumbá Garantido [15]
23Identidade (Ao Vivo) Maiara & Maraisa Som Livre [16]
29Reversa Carol Biazin Universal Music [17]

April

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
7 11:11 Paula Fernandes Universal Music
13Keila no Estúdio Showlivre (Ao Vivo)KeilaShow Livre
14Depois do FimLagumSony Music [18]
18Pólvora e Fogo (2023 remaster) Patrícia Bastos [19]
27 Vício Inerente Marina Sena Sony Music [20]
29O Brado do Povo Guerreiro Boi Bumbá Caprichoso

May

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
8Paixão NacionalMateus Carrilho [21]
11Original, Vol. 1 (Ao Vivo)Hugo & GuilhermeSom Livre
18Let's Bora, Vol. 3 (Ao Vivo)Israel & RodolffoSom Livre [22]
19Dos Prédios DeluxeVeighSupernova Entertainment [23]
25Decretos Reais Marília Mendonça Som Livre [24]
O Último Romântico Online Xamã Sony Music [25]
26Orí Okàn Iara Rennó Altafonte Music Rights
27Africaribe AmazonFineias Nelluty [26]

June

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
7JovemBruno GadiolHead Media [27]
8AcústicoA.D.Z
AfretopiaCynthia LuzSony Music [28]
Yin Yang Tasha & Tracie Altaphone Music Rights [29]
15Embaixador 15 Anos (Ao Vivo) Gusttavo Lima Sony Music
16Mellokillaz Marshmello and Tropkillaz

August

DateAlbumArtistLabelRef.
3 Afrodhit Iza Warner [9]
10Truque Clarice Falcão [10]
Lady Leste (Ao Vivo) Gloria Groove SB Music
14Super Jão Universal [11]
29 Escândalo Íntimo Luísa Sonza Sony [12]

Top songs on records

Billboard Global 200

The Billboard Global 200 is a weekly record chart published by Billboard magazine that ranks the top songs globally based on digital sales and online streaming from over 200 territories worldwide.

An asterisk (*) represents that a single is charting for the current week. [30]

SongPerformer(s)EntryPeakWeeksRef.
"Eu Gosto Assim" Gustavo Mioto and Mari FernandezNovember 5, 20221555 [31]
"Evoque Prata"MC Menor HR, MC Menor SG and DJ EscobarDecember 3, 20221473 [31]
"Bombonzinho"Israel & Rodolffo and Ana Castela January 7, 20231199 [32]
"Leão" Marília Mendonça January 21, 20235113 [33]
"Zona de Perigo"Léo SantanaFebruary 18, 2023364 [34]
"Lovezinho"TreyceMarch 4, 20231602 [34]
"Nosso Quadro" Ana Castela March 11, 20239515 [35]
"Erro Gostoso"Simone MendesMay 13, 20231921 [36]
"Tá OK"Dennis and Kevin O ChrisJune 17, 2023833* [37]

Deaths

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