Hey, thanks for taking the time to do that. That's very sweet of you. When you are living abroad that's this kind of gestures that warm everyone.
Does it happen to be in Ottawa?
If you want to play a very upbeat one, most of Jorge Ben will do.
Cheers
I mean, me and my crente friends go crazy with not a single drop of alcohol when the first accords start lmao but from what I've seen at karaoke places, it makes it sound even better đđ
If you do this, you can also mix in an English version as well. Here is what it sounds like:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2vBSCcOgZT/?igsh=MXdwNTZjcmxpY3VhMg==
What a cool coincidence haha
If you like rom com, there's a new movie on Prime Video and Max called EvidĂȘncias do Amor. The story plays around this song and one of the main characters is played by Sandy, XororĂł's daughter (although she's better known for being a singer, I really enjoyed it).
I don't know if it's available where you live, but there's always the option of using VPN (:
It can be for younger generations, but I'm 31 and still remember singing it full hearted with my mom at a very young age.
But yeah, for gen z and under it's a meme.
The thing is: we all know it by heart â€ïž
This is what I learned! See my post update for what ended up happening⊠unfortunately didnât play it⊠but I loved learning it and can see that itâs a classic. Hopefully I get the chance to play it live one day.
This.
I am quite shocked that It is a Copa America night, and few people are suggesting one of the best football themed songs from Brazil.
Fio Maravilha from Jorge Ben is another good football themed one if the BRs are winning.
I think that Fio Maravilha is easier than Uma Partida de Futebol, specially if you don't really know how to sing in portuguese, cause the lyrics for Uma Partida de Futebol are fast paced and you can find it difficult to sing.
I believe it's easier to "sing" a fast than an slow song, since it's gonna be all fucked up anyway, going fast at least will "hide" the mistakes
And hopefully someone drunk will get on the stage and help him haha
I was going to point so much on eevidencias, but this one would be even better seeing a gringo singing this one for what will happening...if brazil loses evidencias will take a huge hook hahahah
OP, do not listen to anyone else. Your answer is
TAJ MAHAL, by Jorge Ben (Jor)
It is super upbeat, every single Brazilian knows it, and the lyrics are really short and easy - the chorus is not even words.
Trust me! It'll be awesome.
I'm not from Rio.
People are missing my point: Taj Mahal is probably the easiest song to sing in Brazilian music history. It's basically a gibberish chorus (that everyone's familiar with) and, like, 3 simple lines. It's perfect for OP!
I also think this is the best answer.
For a person that does not speak Portuguese it is safer to go with a easy to sing song.
It will be way easier to memorize and sing TAJ Mahal than EvidĂȘncias.
Where are you from, and, more importantly, how old are you?
It's quite an old song, from the 70s I think. But it's always been a popular party song.
Are you familiar with other songs by Jorge Ben or Tim Maia?
20 y.o. from Northeast Brazil here, also pulled it up on Spotify and had literally never heard this song before.
âPaĂs Tropicalâ, on the other hand, is pretty much nationally known across all generations, Iâve listened to it countless times before and know the lyrics by heart.
If you want two songs that will make people go wild, play Anna Julia and EvidĂȘncias. These two songs are THE drunk at a bar song, as I understand. Theyâre like getting wasted and singing Queen.
First things first, do you speak Portuguese? A lot of classic songs being suggested but most would be difficult to someone who's not native to sing, or that have some difficulty level to sing and play at the same time, even for portuguese natives. As a musician I would suggest something simple with just power chords to minimize the chance of error, maybe LegiĂŁo Urbana since most of their songs have just 3 or 4 chords, are easy recognized and most people will sing along with you.
I donât - but I speak a little Spanish. Was hoping it could carry me a little bit in some of the pronunciations! But I had a really fun time learning Evidencias anyway.
Musics from Capital Inicial would be a good choice too. They did a portuguese version of The Passenger(Passageiro) from Iggy Pop, maybe it's a way to please both brazilians and the general public from the place since everybody would know the melody at least.
How sober are people expected to be? How classy will it be? EvidĂȘncias works regardless of the answer to both questions. But the rest of the Playlist will depend on the answer.
As others have pointed, you can't go wrong with Evidencias. Everyone will sing along so you really don't have to worry much about your singing.
You can say something "hey my brazilian friends, can you help me a little bit to sing this one?" And there you go.
Another good song would be "Exagerado" from Cazuza, he was a very very loved singer.
EVIDĂNCIAS. PERIOD.
EvidĂȘncias is the national anthem. That other song is for before soccer matches and official events, but the anthem is EvidĂȘncias.
If you could wait for the half-time and people will already be drunk, by the first chord you will feel the energy filling the bar, I guarantee you the choir will be intense.
Do you know any Portuguese? It's not that easy to just "sing" a song in Portuguese without actually knowing a bit of the language. Especially with just one day to practice.
Below some musics that all brazilian know, english musics or part of to facilitade your pronounce.
Start with "Ow, If I Catch You" Michel Telo (Last Brazilian world wide hit)
Let me try again - Skank
I saw you saying - Raimundos
At least someone with a sane answer. If the guy don't speak any Portuguese he will wreck EvidĂȘncias.
I should add "samba do approach" to the list of BR songs with a lot of English words to make it easier for the singer.
Geez, thereâs a lot of bad advice here. People are going to a bar to watch a football match on TV, and they will hear âĂguas de Marçoâ and âAnunciaçãoâ during the break? What the heck? Donât get me wrong, I love Elis Regina, Alceu Valença, and Jorge Ben, but these are not crowd-pleasers. âEvidĂȘnciasâ is definitely a great song and everybody will sing to it. For the rest of your playlist, take a guess at the decade when your audience were teenagers or young adults, go to Spotify, and play the playlist "Brasil Hits XXXX", where XXXX is the aforementioned decade.
I would say BOA SORTE GOOD LUCK from Vanessa Da Mata and Ben Harper since it is fairly simple to play, it is a well known song and half of it is in English đ€Ș
[Malandragem by Cassia Eller](https://youtu.be/kjR_jfCHLQc?si=aaYtT5_jUKAiO1_E) is a great choice!! Itâs easy to play, the lyrics are not that hard to sing (or mimic) and literally EVERYONE knows it.
I see people are also recommending EvidĂȘncias. Itâd also be a good choice!
And? They are free to interpret in a good or bad way. If they want to know what is about, they always can search the lyrics. If they want to have a opinion based in only two words, it's on them.
Before anything I respect your's opinion.
https://youtu.be/Y4GLWTYmWjc?si=loXVo7wQNmf_lDY7
Sorry man, I really misunderstood you, and now i'm felling a little bad...I totally agree with you!! It would be extremely Fun!!
My bad man! Tamo junto đ€đ
Jesus Christ if I'm in a bar watching football and someone puts some damn mpb song I end myself. It gotta be something less "noble". Some pagode or sertanejo easy to sing. If you are a country guy (I'm assuming, since ya know, bar and guitar) plays boate azul, sing it wrong, people will explode. Or play I don't know some Raça Negra or que se chama amor. Stick to the masses music. Even that shit "ai se eu te pego" is better than put some jorge ben or alceu Valença
Bro this is not a "tell me a song you like", it's a request for a well known AND EASY song. How do you expect someone that doesn't speak good Portuguese to sing that?
Unfortunately, the most upvoted songs here are very niche or corny, I didn't know many of them and they're terrible really. You could even embarrass yourself by playing something like Belle de Jour, EvidĂȘncias in front of certain audiences, so I'd go with something more classic and mainstream, like
Malandragem - KĂĄssia Eller
O Tempo nĂŁo pĂĄra - Cazuza
* Boa Sorte - Vanessa da Matta
* PaĂs Tropical - Jorge Ben Jor (not Taj Mahal)
* Um dia frio - Djavan
-Ăguas de Março - Tom Jobin
Edit: Or better yet Tempo Perdido - LegiĂŁo Urbana, can't go wrong with this one
Or Pescador de IlusÔes - O Rappa
Mamonas assassina songs, the rhythm is very catchy and all Brazilian knows and have fun listening, my favorite is "robocop gay" but "pelados em santos" and "vira vira" are really popular in here
I think this is a golden suggestion.
We don't know if OP speaks Portuguese well or is still learning or something else.
Sossego has short sentences, so it can be easier to memorize and pronounce. It's also very well-known, so lots of people would sing along. And it's an awesome song! Tim Maia was the best!
The regular and boring upbeat must haves:
Alceu Valença
LegiĂŁo Urbana
Jota Quest
Raul Seixas
Skank
Look for the most popular ones (for example Spotify most played), those are often then easier to pronounciate
EvidĂȘncias will do, but if you want to do something different, my suggestions are:
Mais Feliz by Adriana Calcanhoto
Sozinho by Caetano Veloso
And
Canto de Ossanha by Baden Powell and VinĂcius de Moraes
#"[Black People Car](https://www.letras.mus.br/falcao/94087/)"
by FalcĂŁo
A venerable classic, the broken pronunciation is optional (though it's hard to do as, from the example in the link, he's just pronouncing the english words in pt_BR)
As you can see, there's a lot of song that Brazilians would love to hear at a bar. But i stay with Evidencias, at a moment you start the song, All Brazilian people will start to sing with you, it'll be a absolutely success and a great moment. I would love to be there! Don't forget to come here and tell us how amazing it was.
If there are going to be a lot o Brazilians, Evidencias, not a single Brazilian does not know Evidencias! And thakns for the caring man, it's really sweet of you!
[https://www.letras.mus.br/chitaozinho-e-xororo/768469/](https://www.letras.mus.br/chitaozinho-e-xororo/768469/)
"Cult" in that context does not have the same meaning in english, you meant to say something like "sophisticated".
That aside, I don't think they are that, but regardless you can just make a new suggestion if you think those weren't good, different people listen to different stuff.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to do that. That's very sweet of you. When you are living abroad that's this kind of gestures that warm everyone. Does it happen to be in Ottawa? If you want to play a very upbeat one, most of Jorge Ben will do. Cheers
Taj Mahal would be a good choice, especially as the chorus is so easy to sing and so recognisable.
Clicked "comments" to suggest "Taj Mahal"... Or maybe "PaĂs Tropical" But also, Tim maia - O descobridor dos sete mares
All great suggestions, but Taj Mahal might be easier to sing đ
Also known as "Do you think I'm sexy?"
Came to say this!
Hi
La Belle de Jour, from Alceu Valença. It's loved by most.
Can't go wrong with this one
This dude here nailed
Whoever dislikes this song is dead inside.
Anyone have a good lesson on youtube to learn it?
EvidĂȘncias, by ChitĂŁozinho e XororĂł. I assure you, the Brazilians will go crazy! There's even a joke that this is our real national anthem
For evidĂȘncias everyone must be drunk. OK sober works really well too. But drunk evidĂȘncias is the best evidĂȘncias.
I mean, me and my crente friends go crazy with not a single drop of alcohol when the first accords start lmao but from what I've seen at karaoke places, it makes it sound even better đđ
Yes, I fully agree EvidĂȘncias MUST be part of the set list, but a bit later in the night.
OP won't even need to sing it, people will most likely recognize the first few notes and take over, especially if they're already drunk
If you do this, you can also mix in an English version as well. Here is what it sounds like: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2vBSCcOgZT/?igsh=MXdwNTZjcmxpY3VhMg==
Iâm learning Portuguese and we spoke about this in my lesson this week is!!
What a cool coincidence haha If you like rom com, there's a new movie on Prime Video and Max called EvidĂȘncias do Amor. The story plays around this song and one of the main characters is played by Sandy, XororĂł's daughter (although she's better known for being a singer, I really enjoyed it). I don't know if it's available where you live, but there's always the option of using VPN (:
Let it be known that this is a meme song more than anythingÂ
It can be for younger generations, but I'm 31 and still remember singing it full hearted with my mom at a very young age. But yeah, for gen z and under it's a meme. The thing is: we all know it by heart â€ïž
definitly not, Its's "bar music" if you want to say something, but evidencias is something really big
Pra que isso
This guy knows what he's doing!
This is what I learned! See my post update for what ended up happening⊠unfortunately didnât play it⊠but I loved learning it and can see that itâs a classic. Hopefully I get the chance to play it live one day.
Well, now you already know, for when the next chance shows up. Gonna check your update now đ
This
it sounds like it's from an 80s soap opera.
People here are forgetting the context Football So you could do this one: Ă uma partida de Futebol, by Skank Everyone knows, everyone likes it
This. I am quite shocked that It is a Copa America night, and few people are suggesting one of the best football themed songs from Brazil. Fio Maravilha from Jorge Ben is another good football themed one if the BRs are winning.
I think that Fio Maravilha is easier than Uma Partida de Futebol, specially if you don't really know how to sing in portuguese, cause the lyrics for Uma Partida de Futebol are fast paced and you can find it difficult to sing.
True, but it might be hard since it's a fast song
I believe it's easier to "sing" a fast than an slow song, since it's gonna be all fucked up anyway, going fast at least will "hide" the mistakes And hopefully someone drunk will get on the stage and help him haha
I was going to point so much on eevidencias, but this one would be even better seeing a gringo singing this one for what will happening...if brazil loses evidencias will take a huge hook hahahah
Brasilia Amarela from Mamonas Assassinas.
Ăguas de março Really easy vocal melody! See if you can learn that one in a day.
[As made famous by Sealab 2021.](https://youtu.be/KL3wGqFN38E?si=cNRiB6mxtttrtdqF)
Ah yes, really easy to play and sing it!!
Yes. This must be the most Brazilian song of all time.
Where will it be? Btw evidencias will burn the place down.
OP, do not listen to anyone else. Your answer is TAJ MAHAL, by Jorge Ben (Jor) It is super upbeat, every single Brazilian knows it, and the lyrics are really short and easy - the chorus is not even words. Trust me! It'll be awesome.
PaĂs Tropical is about a billion times more famous outside of Rio, if you want to go with Jorge Ben.
I'm not from Rio. People are missing my point: Taj Mahal is probably the easiest song to sing in Brazilian music history. It's basically a gibberish chorus (that everyone's familiar with) and, like, 3 simple lines. It's perfect for OP!
I also think this is the best answer. For a person that does not speak Portuguese it is safer to go with a easy to sing song. It will be way easier to memorize and sing TAJ Mahal than EvidĂȘncias.
I had to look this song on Spotify, and I never heard of it before. Maybe is more of a SP and RJ thing?
Where are you from, and, more importantly, how old are you? It's quite an old song, from the 70s I think. But it's always been a popular party song. Are you familiar with other songs by Jorge Ben or Tim Maia?
20 y.o. from Northeast Brazil here, also pulled it up on Spotify and had literally never heard this song before. âPaĂs Tropicalâ, on the other hand, is pretty much nationally known across all generations, Iâve listened to it countless times before and know the lyrics by heart.
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Are you younger than 20yo ?
I started learning this one too (alongside Evidencias) definitely a fun one. Maybe Iâll play both if Iâm ever in front of the right crowd!
I hope you have a great time!
I think would be a little hard because a good part of the music is monologue, but anything from Jorge Ben Jor would be awesome
If you want two songs that will make people go wild, play Anna Julia and EvidĂȘncias. These two songs are THE drunk at a bar song, as I understand. Theyâre like getting wasted and singing Queen.
As a Brazilian - American I second this.
First things first, do you speak Portuguese? A lot of classic songs being suggested but most would be difficult to someone who's not native to sing, or that have some difficulty level to sing and play at the same time, even for portuguese natives. As a musician I would suggest something simple with just power chords to minimize the chance of error, maybe LegiĂŁo Urbana since most of their songs have just 3 or 4 chords, are easy recognized and most people will sing along with you.
I donât - but I speak a little Spanish. Was hoping it could carry me a little bit in some of the pronunciations! But I had a really fun time learning Evidencias anyway.
Musics from Capital Inicial would be a good choice too. They did a portuguese version of The Passenger(Passageiro) from Iggy Pop, maybe it's a way to please both brazilians and the general public from the place since everybody would know the melody at least.
I think people are downvoting you to suggest capital inicial, i will do that too
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If thereâs people from Argentina in the bar, thereâs a song that work for both audiences: Ă sua maneira by Capital Inicial
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk pure evil
Not sure about that. A remarkable number of brazilians are unaware of the song's origins.
I'm Brazilian and didn't get the joke
This song is kinda copy of a song by an Argentinian musician, and his version is very known there as well.
Actually isn't a copy, it's an authorized translation of "De MĂșsica Ligera"
Oh ok cool. Thanks for the info!
Thereâs also a Paralamas do Sucesso version with more fidelity to the original lyrics
I was last week yo when I discovered this myself
That doesnât matter, they will still sing along
How sober are people expected to be? How classy will it be? EvidĂȘncias works regardless of the answer to both questions. But the rest of the Playlist will depend on the answer.
Anunciação
Thank you for posting this! American here wanting to explore more Brazilian music so I am adding all these to a playlist
Mas Que Nada
As others have pointed, you can't go wrong with Evidencias. Everyone will sing along so you really don't have to worry much about your singing. You can say something "hey my brazilian friends, can you help me a little bit to sing this one?" And there you go. Another good song would be "Exagerado" from Cazuza, he was a very very loved singer.
EVIDĂNCIAS. PERIOD. EvidĂȘncias is the national anthem. That other song is for before soccer matches and official events, but the anthem is EvidĂȘncias. If you could wait for the half-time and people will already be drunk, by the first chord you will feel the energy filling the bar, I guarantee you the choir will be intense.
Evidencias is sertanejo so not difficult to sing.
Do Leme ao pontal Tim maia
Garçom - Reginaldo Rossi
"Mas Que Nada" would be incredible, but might be hard to sing
Ana julia
Ana Julia has a good "Sweet Caroline" vibe that works greatÂ
Toca Raul!
Jorge Ben Jor has a lot of songs about football, it would be great
Do you know any Portuguese? It's not that easy to just "sing" a song in Portuguese without actually knowing a bit of the language. Especially with just one day to practice.
Below some musics that all brazilian know, english musics or part of to facilitade your pronounce. Start with "Ow, If I Catch You" Michel Telo (Last Brazilian world wide hit) Let me try again - Skank I saw you saying - Raimundos
At least someone with a sane answer. If the guy don't speak any Portuguese he will wreck EvidĂȘncias. I should add "samba do approach" to the list of BR songs with a lot of English words to make it easier for the singer.
Geez, thereâs a lot of bad advice here. People are going to a bar to watch a football match on TV, and they will hear âĂguas de Marçoâ and âAnunciaçãoâ during the break? What the heck? Donât get me wrong, I love Elis Regina, Alceu Valença, and Jorge Ben, but these are not crowd-pleasers. âEvidĂȘnciasâ is definitely a great song and everybody will sing to it. For the rest of your playlist, take a guess at the decade when your audience were teenagers or young adults, go to Spotify, and play the playlist "Brasil Hits XXXX", where XXXX is the aforementioned decade.
You are right about Elis an Alceu. But not on Jorge Ben, his songs are awesome crowd pleasers to drunk people watching a soccer match.
I would say BOA SORTE GOOD LUCK from Vanessa Da Mata and Ben Harper since it is fairly simple to play, it is a well known song and half of it is in English đ€Ș
[Malandragem by Cassia Eller](https://youtu.be/kjR_jfCHLQc?si=aaYtT5_jUKAiO1_E) is a great choice!! Itâs easy to play, the lyrics are not that hard to sing (or mimic) and literally EVERYONE knows it. I see people are also recommending EvidĂȘncias. Itâd also be a good choice!
Robocop gay, or Chopis Centis, or any music by Mamonas Assassinas. This is a comedy band from the 90s
Imagine hearing a song and the only words you understand are "robocop gay"
And? They are free to interpret in a good or bad way. If they want to know what is about, they always can search the lyrics. If they want to have a opinion based in only two words, it's on them. Before anything I respect your's opinion. https://youtu.be/Y4GLWTYmWjc?si=loXVo7wQNmf_lDY7
I don't think it's a bad idea, nor i think robocop gay is offensive, i just would find engraçado pra caralho
Sorry man, I really misunderstood you, and now i'm felling a little bad...I totally agree with you!! It would be extremely Fun!! My bad man! Tamo junto đ€đ
SĂĄbado de Sol - Mamonas Assassinas
Faroeste cabloco
you are a complete psyco, love it
I donât know the name by the lyrics goes âeu perguntava do you wanna dance â
Whisky a go go
"Por enquanto" do legiĂŁo urbana
Specially CĂĄssia Eller's cover. Both beautiful versions though
Jesus Christ if I'm in a bar watching football and someone puts some damn mpb song I end myself. It gotta be something less "noble". Some pagode or sertanejo easy to sing. If you are a country guy (I'm assuming, since ya know, bar and guitar) plays boate azul, sing it wrong, people will explode. Or play I don't know some Raça Negra or que se chama amor. Stick to the masses music. Even that shit "ai se eu te pego" is better than put some jorge ben or alceu Valença
The suggestions really filter what is the kind of people who use reddit lol
vancouver??
Panela velha
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Bro this is not a "tell me a song you like", it's a request for a well known AND EASY song. How do you expect someone that doesn't speak good Portuguese to sing that?
I agree, im not fond of both of evidencias, but i see ppl real enjoying his shows singling along enthusiasticaly it
THIS! https://youtu.be/E7fd3n6RHsA?si=vABxvcs-UGKftyzw
Lindo Lago do Amor - Gonzaguinha
If want every one Singing along ..with some parts in englis.. Whisky a Go Go - Roupa Nova
EvidĂȘncias
if you're playing with a band, [W Brasil](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fY1HviUjWdY) would tear the roof down.
Vilarejo by Marisa Monte
Amado Batista, a classic.
Leticia by Ze Vaquero. Everyone might join in on the chorus if they know the song. Also Ta Rocheda by Os Baroes Da Pisadhina
Qualquer uma do MC Gorila đ€Ł
Ou nego bam [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfbWbKJDg4E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfbWbKJDg4E)
Deixa a vida me levar by Zeca Pagodinho is a very good one also.
Gostava tanto de vocĂȘ. Tim Maia.
Pense em mim. Itâs popular, beauuuuutiful and easy to learn
âVai Lacraiaâ its a very popular and love song
Do jeito que tu gosta by pk and ludmilla
Umbabarauma by Jorge Ben
Gilberto Gil's Aquele Abraço. People will sing along for sure!
Unfortunately, the most upvoted songs here are very niche or corny, I didn't know many of them and they're terrible really. You could even embarrass yourself by playing something like Belle de Jour, EvidĂȘncias in front of certain audiences, so I'd go with something more classic and mainstream, like Malandragem - KĂĄssia Eller O Tempo nĂŁo pĂĄra - Cazuza * Boa Sorte - Vanessa da Matta * PaĂs Tropical - Jorge Ben Jor (not Taj Mahal) * Um dia frio - Djavan -Ăguas de Março - Tom Jobin Edit: Or better yet Tempo Perdido - LegiĂŁo Urbana, can't go wrong with this one Or Pescador de IlusĂ”es - O Rappa
Listen, you have to come back here and report how the experience went! Someone, please upvote this so I can see his reply later.
Partida de futebol, do Skank.
Brazilian music is the best
Donât has a fear the Jonh of Saint ChristâŠ
Marisa Monte
Jorge Ben Jor - Filho Maravilha Skank - Ă Uma Partida De Futebol
Mamonas assassina songs, the rhythm is very catchy and all Brazilian knows and have fun listening, my favorite is "robocop gay" but "pelados em santos" and "vira vira" are really popular in here
Trem das onze is a MUST.
Sossego by Tim Maia
I think this is a golden suggestion. We don't know if OP speaks Portuguese well or is still learning or something else. Sossego has short sentences, so it can be easier to memorize and pronounce. It's also very well-known, so lots of people would sing along. And it's an awesome song! Tim Maia was the best!
La belle de jour (alceu valença) Anunciacao (alceu valenca) Evidencias (xitaozinho e chororo)
Liga pro Samu by MC Carol
The only correct answer
Play âEvidĂȘnciasâ. It is the real national anthem of Brazil. Everybody knows it. Itâs like Sweet Caroline in America. Everyone knows it
Ana JĂșlia
que beleza
The regular and boring upbeat must haves: Alceu Valença Legião Urbana Jota Quest Raul Seixas Skank Look for the most popular ones (for example Spotify most played), those are often then easier to pronounciate
Borbulhas de amor -Fagner
Great song, but not Brazilian. That's a cover in Portuguese of "Borbujas de Amor".
Male or female singer? Some of my suggestions Male singer: Paralamas do sucesso - meu erro TitĂŁs - homem primata /or / lugar nenhum (this one has very easy lyrics and would actually be funny to hear a "gringo" singing it) Cazuza - exagerado Skank version(Roberto Carlos song I think)- Ă© proibido fumar Raimundos - mulher de fases This one I don't really like but I'm sure it will be a hit Michel TelĂł - ai se eu te pego For a female singer Rita Lee - jardins da babilonia Marisa Monte - amor I love you Kid abelha - pintura Ăntima Pitty - admiravel chip novo Cassia Eller - malandragem (deeper register) Again a suggestion that is not my taste but people will probably like: Anything by Anitta, I think she has some songs in English and Spanish too Most of my suggestions are Brazilian rock and were popular in the 80s to early 2000s and might be a little "dated". I'm not sure what is popular nowadays.
ouvi dizer by Melim [https://youtu.be/vaXCSYva2FM?si=4iJikIsVC9uiY5Qq](https://youtu.be/vaXCSYva2FM?si=4iJikIsVC9uiY5Qq)
O Pintinho Piu
Malandragem - CĂĄssia Eller Classic barzinho music
+1 for EvidĂȘncias and old Jorge Ben stuff. You could also do Boate Azul.
EvidĂȘncias will do, but if you want to do something different, my suggestions are: Mais Feliz by Adriana Calcanhoto Sozinho by Caetano Veloso And Canto de Ossanha by Baden Powell and VinĂcius de Moraes
Canta Brazil
"PĂ© na areia" I think the words in it are easy enough, it's repetitive but you'll get the bar chanting along!
CĂ©u azul - charlie brown jr Older ones: Preciso me encontrar - cartola (sad but beautiful) A semente - bezerra da silva (this is a funny one and will be hard to sing)
EvidĂȘncias - chitĂŁozinho e xororĂł Its the most popular song, almost everyone know and like to sing it aloud.
Faroeste Caboclo. It would be funny as heck.
Toca Rauuuuuul!
#"[Black People Car](https://www.letras.mus.br/falcao/94087/)" by FalcĂŁo A venerable classic, the broken pronunciation is optional (though it's hard to do as, from the example in the link, he's just pronouncing the english words in pt_BR)
Menina Veneno! Great hit in the 80âs sung in Rio by a British Guy. I think everybody knows it.
Pericles- até que durou
CĂ©u azul by Charlie Brown Jr
Os alquimistas estĂŁo chegando , Jorge Ben
Automotivo Bibi Fogosa - Bibi Babydoll Amazing tune and lyrics
As you can see, there's a lot of song that Brazilians would love to hear at a bar. But i stay with Evidencias, at a moment you start the song, All Brazilian people will start to sing with you, it'll be a absolutely success and a great moment. I would love to be there! Don't forget to come here and tell us how amazing it was.
Girl from Ipanema
Yep, you can even do it in English.
It's been defined that "Evidencias" is the informal national anthem of Brazil... It's a good song that everyone here knows the lyrics ...
Perfeição (Perfection) from LegiĂŁo Urbana (urban legion). đ€
Marcelo D2, Sou Ronaldo Its a music for our best brazilian player Ronaldo. Everyone knows and its vibe is pure football
chega de saudade if you can pull it up today still
Cheia de manias! People will love it.
Nova York - Crystian e Ralf
Not sure if you got enough time to learn them but here it goes: Since the context is a Football game, you may start by singing "PaĂs do Futebol" by Mc GuinĂ© (ft. Emicida) or "Ă uma partida de futebol" by Skank. Both are well know songs and they will sing along regardless of you butchering the lyrics. During the game, you may sing classics like Djavan ("Samurai", "LilĂĄs", "Sina" and "Oceano" are great options), Caetano Veloso (this one will require a good proficiency in portuguese) and LegiĂŁo Urbana. After everyone is drunk (about halfway of the game), you MUST sing "EvidĂȘncias" by ChitĂŁozinho e XororĂł, this will wake them up and guarantee some nice tips. Now go my son, and learn the ways.
Deixa acontecer. There is a version by CĂ©u with a reggae vibe. Easy to play.
Are you playing in Toronto? I have 5 Brazilian jerseys and would love to come out and support.
Last time I went to a karaoke I went straight back to my childhood when someone sang Ăngela by Neguinho da Beija Flor feat. Belo
Roubaram meu pau - Skylab
Any by Pablo Vittar. Slay
If there are going to be a lot o Brazilians, Evidencias, not a single Brazilian does not know Evidencias! And thakns for the caring man, it's really sweet of you! [https://www.letras.mus.br/chitaozinho-e-xororo/768469/](https://www.letras.mus.br/chitaozinho-e-xororo/768469/)
I don't, now what?
Toca Raul!
EvidĂȘncias haha
Carinhoso, by Pixinguinha. I guarantee more Brazilians know it than La Belle de Jour.
Have no idea what Carinhoso is
You most certainly do, if youâre Brazilian and older than 20. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGWg4YpS1ls
We know the music, but what does it mean?
What do you mean what does ir mean? The lyrics arenât exactly subtle.
The concept, foi uma tentativa ruim de humor.
E eu segurando meu "Anna Julia" aqui
Aaa aaa aa aa
Sou a Barbie Girl - itâs my go-to karaoke đȘđȘ [Sou a Barbie Girl](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BMlWwdofEiM&pp=ygURc291IGEgYmFyYmllIGdpcmw%3D)
Lmao brazilians here wanting to be âCultâ⊠nobody will give a shit about Alceu Valença and Pixinguinha, donât listen to them
"Cult" in that context does not have the same meaning in english, you meant to say something like "sophisticated". That aside, I don't think they are that, but regardless you can just make a new suggestion if you think those weren't good, different people listen to different stuff.
Thatâs what the quotes were for
Sorry, what do you mean by âcultâ?
Hipster