Bands & artists like Mart'nália

If you like Mart'nália, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Zeca Pagodinho

Zeca Pagodinho

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His samba style features a relaxed groove and rich storytelling, similar to Mart'nália's rhythmic interplay.

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Maria Rita

Maria Rita

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With her smooth vocal delivery and fusion of samba and MPB, she shares an emotional depth akin to Mart'nália's sound.

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Alcione

Alcione

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Alcione's powerful voice and blend of samba with other Brazilian genres resonate well with the infectious energy found in Mart'nália's music.

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Gilberto Gil

Gilberto Gil

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His incorporation of reggae elements into Brazilian music parallels Mart'nália's unique rhythmic approach and cultural fusion.

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Caetano Veloso

Caetano Veloso

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Known for his innovative blend of styles, Veloso's work features intricate rhythms and a laid-back vibe reminiscent of Mart'nália.

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Lenine

Lenine

Lenine combines samba with contemporary sounds, creating a rich sonic palette that aligns well with Mart'nália's musical essence.

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Adriana Calcanhotto

Adriana Calcanhotto

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Calcanhotto's soft vocals and poetic lyrics paired with diverse instrumentation echo the intimate yet vibrant feel of Mart'nália's music.

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Pitty

Pitty

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While primarily known for rock, her rhythmic sensibilities and emotive delivery can draw parallels to the energy in Mart'nália's work.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Mart'nália?

Artists similar to Mart'nália include Zeca Pagodinho, Maria Rita, Alcione and Gilberto Gil. Each shares elements of Mart'nália's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mart'nália?

Mart'nália is primarily known for reggae and samba. With a laid-back groove and intricate rhythmic interplay, Mart'nália's music pulses with an infectious energy that balances buoyancy and depth.

Where should I start if I like Mart'nália?

If you enjoy Mart'nália, start with Zeca Pagodinho — their album "Mais Feliz" is a great entry point. His samba style features a relaxed groove and rich storytelling, similar to Mart'nália's rhythmic interplay.