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Brazilian Music: A Study on Music and Class

posted on November 15, 2013

A new study by IBOPE, the national agency for statistics, is out in Brazil and it shows what percentage of poll responders listen to the same types of music. Perhaps more interesting than that, it ties socio-economic classes to certain kinds of music.

As for the percentages, at the top is sertanejo with 58% of listeners. This is followed by MPB (47%), samba/pagode (44%), forró (31%), rock (31%), electronic music (29%), gospel (29%), axé (26%), funk (17%), country (12%), classical (11%) and jazz/blues (9%).

The middle class listens to sertanejo and samba/pagode. MPB and rock are generally listened to by the upper class. Gospel and funk, however, are favored by the same socio-economic class (the poor). For the study (in Portuguese), go here.

What is your favorite kind of Brazilian music? Try the different genres below to see what you like:

 

Brazilian Sertanejo:

MPB – Brazilian Popular Music:

Samba & Pagode:

Forró:

Axé Music – Música Baiana:

Brazilian Funk:

More About Brazilian Music:

FORROBODÓ – Meet the Band Forró in the Dark

Translated Lyrics: Samba Desenredo, by Meia Dúzia de 3 ou 4

Luisa Maita: Street Smart Brazilian Music

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About Adam Lee

Adam is a writer and a researcher who has studied Brazilian culture for over a decade and created several Brazil-themed blogs going back to 2008. Having taught himself Portuguese, he put it to practical use by spending three years doing Brazil on a budget (and living in favelas), from Rio de Janeiro to the Amazon.

He now resides in Lisbon, Portugal, developing a startup and dreaming about having a beachside B&B in the Northeast of Brazil.

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