List of programs broadcast by MTV Brasil

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MTV Brasil programming is largely targeted to teenagers and young adults, based mostly on comedy and music shows, but also deals with fashion, health, politics and the environment.

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The music videos and live shows aired on MTV Brasil focus on the international rock and pop scenes and on Brazilian pop rock and independent rock bands.

Former programs

Music

Varieties

Comedy

Animation

Lifestyle/Relationships

Specials

International shows

Award shows

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