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The 2005 MTV Video Music Brazil was held on 29 September 2005, at the Credicard Hall in São Paulo, honoring the best Brazilian music videos. The ceremony was hosted by actor Selton Mello for the second consecutive time.[1]

Date29 September 2005
CountryBrazil
Hosted bySelton Mello
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2005 MTV Video Music Brazil
Date29 September 2005
LocationCredicard Hall, São Paulo, São Paulo
CountryBrazil
Hosted bySelton Mello
Most awardsAutoramas and Pitty (3 each)
Most nominationsIra! (6)
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMTV Brasil
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Winners and nominees

The nominees were announced on 19 August 2005.[2] Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.[3]

More information Video of the Year: Viewer's Choice, Best New Artist ...
Video of the Year: Viewer's Choice Best New Artist
  • Leela – "Te Procuro"
    • Black Alien – "Babylon by Gus"
    • F.UR.T.O. – "Não Se Preocupe Comigo"
    • Nervoso – "Já Desmanchei Minha Relação"
    • Trêmula – "Selvagens Procurando Lei"
Best Pop Video Best MPB Video
Best Rock Video Best Rap Video
  • Helião and Negra Li – "Exército do Rap"
    • Black Alien – "Babylon by Gus"
    • Da Guedes – "Jornada"
    • Rappin' Hood – "Us Guerreiro"
    • Thaíde – "Caboclinho Comum"
Best Electronic Video Best International Video
  • Marcelinho da Lua – "Refazenda"
    • Anderson Noise – "Homem Cachorro"
    • DJ Ramilson Maia and Pato Banton – "Macuna"
    • Freakplasma – "The Ride"
    • Sonic Jr. – "Pulsar"
Best Independent Video Best Artist Website
  • Autoramas – "Você Sabe"
    • Astronautas – "Cidade Cinza"
    • Jumbo Elektro – "Freak Cat"
    • Rock Rocket – "Puro Amor em Alto Mar"
    • Wander Wildner – "Hippie-Punk-Rajnesh"
Best Live Performance Best Direction in a Video
Best Art Direction in a Video Best Editing in a Video
Best Cinematography in a Video Dream Band
  • Gabriel, o Pensador – "Palavras Repetidas" (Director of Photography: Marcelo Trotta)
    • Autoramas – "Você Sabe" (Director of Photography: Lula Maluf)
    • Bid and Elza Soares – "Mandingueira" (Director of Photography: Mariana Jorge)
    • Ira! – "Flerte Fatal" (Director of Photography: Juarez Pavelak)
    • Ludov – "Kriptonita" (Director of Photography: Eduardo Kurt)
MTV Idol
Pitty
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