Brega
This term came about in the 1980s as a generalizing and depreciating reference to what is regarded as "bad-taste" in Brazilian popular culture, especially music made for the poorer strata.
Though mostly unappreciated by the middle and upper classes, a kind of overstated, dramatized music similar to the Operetta form has been present in Brazilian culture since the thirties, and was widely prized for at least the next two decades as a way to sing, popularized by genres like Samba-Canção and Bolero. Read Full BioThis term came about in the 1980s as a generalizing and depreciating reference to what is regarded as "bad-taste" in Brazilian popular culture, especially music made for the poorer strata.
Though mostly unappreciated by the middle and upper classes, a kind of overstated, dramatized music similar to the Operetta form has been present in Brazilian culture since the thirties, and was widely prized for at least the next two decades as a way to sing, popularized by genres like Samba-Canção and Bolero.
The arrival of Bossa Nova and Jovem Guarda in the 1960s made the "romantic" singing style seem a bit dated. But as their fame faded in the early 70s, many pop singers such as Roberto Carlos, Amado Batista, Odair José, Waldick Soriano, Wando and Reginaldo Rossi began to reincorporate the melodic styles of the "tacky, out of taste" Brega sound.
In late 1970s and 1980s, some Disco hitmakers such as Sidney Magal, Gretchen and Perlla became considered "Brega" because of their flamboyant style and dances. In the 1990s, after Reginaldo Rossi's hit Garçom, Brega music reached the height of its popularity, especially in northern Brazil. This success also generated a wave of satirization by comedy musicians like Mamonas Assassinas, Falcão and Vexame.
Brega is the most popular musical genre in Brazi. Romantical and simple lyrics that reach the masses.
Though mostly unappreciated by the middle and upper classes, a kind of overstated, dramatized music similar to the Operetta form has been present in Brazilian culture since the thirties, and was widely prized for at least the next two decades as a way to sing, popularized by genres like Samba-Canção and Bolero. Read Full BioThis term came about in the 1980s as a generalizing and depreciating reference to what is regarded as "bad-taste" in Brazilian popular culture, especially music made for the poorer strata.
Though mostly unappreciated by the middle and upper classes, a kind of overstated, dramatized music similar to the Operetta form has been present in Brazilian culture since the thirties, and was widely prized for at least the next two decades as a way to sing, popularized by genres like Samba-Canção and Bolero.
The arrival of Bossa Nova and Jovem Guarda in the 1960s made the "romantic" singing style seem a bit dated. But as their fame faded in the early 70s, many pop singers such as Roberto Carlos, Amado Batista, Odair José, Waldick Soriano, Wando and Reginaldo Rossi began to reincorporate the melodic styles of the "tacky, out of taste" Brega sound.
In late 1970s and 1980s, some Disco hitmakers such as Sidney Magal, Gretchen and Perlla became considered "Brega" because of their flamboyant style and dances. In the 1990s, after Reginaldo Rossi's hit Garçom, Brega music reached the height of its popularity, especially in northern Brazil. This success also generated a wave of satirization by comedy musicians like Mamonas Assassinas, Falcão and Vexame.
Brega is the most popular musical genre in Brazi. Romantical and simple lyrics that reach the masses.
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Amor de Que
Pabllo Vittar Lyrics
O que os olhos não veem o coração não sente
Eu tenho um jeito de amar bem diferente
O que você não vê é que as outras mentem
Eu 'to dizendo a verdade na tua frente
Veja bem, não é maldade
É que tem tanto homem bonito na cidade
E eu 'to na flor da idade
Melhor se arrepender do que passar vontade
Eu espero que você entenda
Que o meu amor é amor de quenga
Eu não quero que você se prenda
No meu amor, amor de quenga
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Assim é a gente
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Assim é a gente
O que os olhos não veem o coração não sente
Eu tenho um jeito de amar bem diferente
O que você não vê é que as outras mentem
Eu 'to dizendo a verdade na tua frente
Veja bem, não é maldade
É que tem tanto homem bonito na cidade
E eu 'to na flor da idade
Melhor se arrepender do que passar vontade
Eu espero que você entenda
Que o meu amor é amor de quenga
Eu não quero que você se prenda
No meu amor, amor de quenga
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
E assim é a gente
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Eu sento (tu sente)
Assim é a gente
Meu amor
Eu te amo pai, tu sabe
Mas o meu amor
É amor de quenga, aw!
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Arthur Magno Simoes Marques, Rodrigo Pereira Vilela Antunes, Pablo Luiz Bispo, Arthur Pampolin Gomes, Guilherme Pereira
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Daniel Castro
Eu depois de qualquer coisa errada que eu fiz :
“ Melhor se arrepender do q passar vontade”
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virei uma gamer
@Mariane aquino Aquino nao sou obrigada a nada
Mariane aquino Aquino
@virei uma gamer Oi minha linda
virei uma gamer
@Mariane aquino Aquino oi?
Mariane aquino Aquino
@virei uma gamer responde princesa linda
Eita Bieel
Quem veio depois da festa do BBB21?
FZN LUIZ
Euuuuuuuuu
isabella Bergamini
❤️❤️
Eric Silva
Eu vim