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Arthur Nogueira is claiming the “deep Brazil” title to continue his path of subtle, sophisticated music with a focus on poetry-driven lyricism. While it is hard to define what the essence of the Brazilian identity is, albums like Nogueira’s provide a few answers, through lyrics and music.

Plurality is key to O Destino do Clã, starting with the formation of the group itself. But as shown in their debut single, plurality is also a theme in their lyrics.

There’s no denying that Brazilian music owes a lot to foreign cultures, especially from other Latin American countries. Let’s look at five music genres that took a different turn when reinterpreted by Brazilian musicians.

Just as altermodern culture materializes “trajectories rather than destinations”, Rosalía’s MOTOMAMI concerns the freedom to create and explore pathways.

Anitta changed Brazilian pop culture as her contemporaries knew it, and in the last years, she’s been on a mission to make herself and Brazilian funk Brazil’s main cultural exports.

Never had LGBTQ+ art had so much presence and relevance in Brazilian mainstream pop as now.

The Korean boy band, BTS, is one of the most successful groups of all time. Find out how the band is leveraging its IP rights to build a fun-filled universe of music and content that offers fans multiple ways to engage.

Concert experiences upgrade to become entire touristic experiences with multiple entertainment options and business possibilities. Sophisticated entertainment strategies require attention to Intellectual Property (IP) compliance, and may generate opportunities for creating new IP assets too.

Estratégias de conteúdo e comunicação podem ser grande aliadas de estratégias de Propriedade Intelectual, e vice-versa. Entenda como o conteúdo pode ajudar na proteção de direitos autorais.

With rhapsodies and orchestral songs, classical composers being sampled and placed in concept films, K-pop and classical music are closer than ever in the 2020s.

Semana de 21 a 25 de março de 2022 trouxe dados importantes sobre o crescimento da indústria musical de países como Brasil, Coreia do Sul e Itália, mostrando também o papel da Propriedade Intelectual na economia interna desses países e na descentralização cultural da cena global.

BILLLIE are a part of a generation of K-pop idols for whom transmedia storytelling, like their short film What Is Your B?, is as vital as music and dance.

In an exclusive interview, Aramà shares her story about falling in love with the culture from Pará’s Belém, the inspiration for her lyrics and production, and what’s next for her.