2021 Multishow Brazilian Music Award

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2021 Multishow Brazilian Music Award
Date8 December 2021 (2021-12-08)
Venue(Rio de Janeiro)
CountryBrazil
Hosted byIza and Tatá Werneck
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMultishow

The 2021 Multishow Brazilian Music Award, the 28th edition of the Multishow Brazilian Music Award, was held on 8 December 2021, broadcast live on the Multishow channel. The ceremony was presented by singer Iza and presenter Tatá Werneck in Rio de Janeiro.[1]

In this edition, eight categories were opened for public voting before the event date. However, on 7 November, it was announced that the "Best Female Singer" category would have its voting canceled and the victory would be given to Marília Mendonça, who died two days earlier in a plane crash in Piedade de Caratinga, Minas Gerais.[2]

Winners and nominees[]

Best Female Singer Best Male Singer
Best Group Best Duo
Hit of the Year Music of the Year
  • "Batom de Cereja" –
    • "Baby Me Atende" – Matheus Fernandes and
    • "Deixa de Onda" – , Ludmilla and
    • "Meu Pedaço de Pecado" –
    • "Tipo Gin" – Kevin o Chris
Performance of the Year Experimente
    • L7NNON
Best Video TVZ
Song of the Year Album of the Year Best New Artist
  • "Crash" –
    • "Me Toca" –
    • "Sonho da Lay" – Tuyo ft. Luccas Carlos
  • "Delta Estácio Blues" –
    • "De Primeira" –
    • "Olho de Vidro" – Jadsa
    • Jadsa
Record of the Year Clip of the Year Cover of the Year
  • De Primeira –
Producer of the Year
  • Kiko Dinucci

Notes and references[]

Notes:

  1. ^ Due to Marília's death, the other nominees decided, jointly, to give up competing for the category and give her the victory as a way to honor her posthumously.[2]

References:

  1. ^ Olímpio', 'Victória (October 19, 2021). "Prêmio Multishow 2021: confira a lista completa dos indicados". Diversão e Arte (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved November 7, 2021.
  2. ^ a b Dia, O. (November 7, 2021). "Marília Mendonça é eleita Cantora do Ano pelo Prêmio Multishow | Celebridades". O Dia (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved November 7, 2021.
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