Multishow Brazilian Music Awards

Annual award for achievements in Brazilian music From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Multishow Brazilian Music Awards[1] (Brazilian Portuguese: Prêmio Multishow de Música Brasileira), or simply known as the Multishow Awards (Brazilian Portuguese: Prêmio Multishow), is an award show presented by the Brazilian channel Multishow to recognize Brazilian music excellence. Originally called the TVZ Awards (Brazilian Portuguese: Prêmio TVZ), the first ceremony was held in 1994. It is considered one of the biggest music awards in Brazil.[2]

Awarded forExcellence in Brazilian music
CountryBrazil
Presented byMultishow
First award1994; 32 years ago (1994) (as TVZ Awards)
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Multishow Brazilian Music Awards
Previous: 2024 Multishow Brazilian Music Awards
3 December 2024 (2024-12-03)
Next: 2025 Multishow Brazilian Music Awards
9 December 2025 (2025-12-09)
Logo since 2023
Awarded forExcellence in Brazilian music
CountryBrazil
Presented byMultishow
First award1994; 32 years ago (1994) (as TVZ Awards)
Websitegshow.globo.com/multishow/premio-multishow/ Edit this at Wikidata
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMultishow (1994–present)
TV Globo (2023–present)
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History

The first award ceremony was held as TVZ Awards in 1994, with five categories.[3] In 1998, the award changed its name to Multishow Brazilian Music Awards.[4][5] From 1999, the winners, who were previously chosen by phone voting, were selected via the internet.[6] Since 2011, the award has had a specialized jury of the music industry experts who determine the winners in the technical categories.[7][5]

Multishow Award Academy

The Multishow Award Academy was established in 2019 to define the nominees for the award categories, bringing greater balance between the music industry's perspective and popular voting.[8] Composed of professionals such as journalists, critics, record label representatives, streaming platforms, and other specialists from all regions of Brazil, the Academy grew significantly in 2023, with over 900 members. With this expansion, the Academy began defining the nominees in 23 categories and choosing the winners in 17 of them, ensuring greater diversity in terms of gender, race, color, and musical style.[9]

Ceremonies

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Year Date of ceremony Venue Host city Host(s)[10] Ref.
1994 25 May JazzMania Rio de Janeiro Cissa Guimarães [3][11]
1995 31 May Ballroom Mylena Ciribelli
1996 29 May [12]
1997 21 May João Marcelo Bôscoli and Alessandra Calor [13]
1998 27 May Canecão Toni Garrido and Alessandra Calor [4]
1999 25 May João Marcelo Bôscoli and Alessandra Calor [6]
2000 16 May Theatro Municipal Nelson Motta and Fernanda Torres [14]
2001 22 May [15]
2002 4 June [16]
2003 3 June [17]
2004 1 June Nelson Motta and Regina Casé [18]
2005 5 July [19]
2006 16 May Fernanda Torres [20]
2007 3 July [21]
2008 1 July Lázaro Ramos [22]
2009 18 August Citibank Hall Fernanda Torres [23]
2010 24 August Jeunesse Arena Fernanda Torres and Bruno Mazzeo [24]
2011 6 September Bruno Mazzeo [25]
2012 18 September Ivete Sangalo and Paulo Gustavo [26]
2013 3 September [27]
2014 28 October Ivete Sangalo, Paulo Gustavo, Tatá Werneck and Didi Wagner [28]
2015 1 September Ivete Sangalo and Paulo Gustavo [29]
2016 25 October Fábio Porchat and Tata Werneck [30]
2017 24 October [31]
2018 25 September Tatá Werneck and Anitta [32]
2019 29 October Anitta and Paulo Gustavo [33]
2020 11 November Paulo Gustavo, Tata Werneck and Iza [34]
2021 8 December Iza and Tatá Werneck [35]
2022 18 October Marcos Mion, Gloria Groove and Linn da Quebrada [36]
2023 7 November Tatá Werneck, Tadeu Schmidt and Ludmilla [37]
2024 3 December Riocentro Tatá Werneck, Tadeu Schmidt and Kenya Sade [38]
2025 9 December Farmasi Arena Tadeu Schmidt and Kenya Sade [39]
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Categories

Voted categories

The winners of the following categories were chosen by fan votes.

Professional categories

The winners of the following categories were chosen by the Multishow Awards Academy.

Special categories

Past award categories

  • Song of the Year
  • Voice of the Year
  • Female Singer of the Year
  • Male Singer of the Year
  • Experimente
  • Música Chiclete
  • Best Web Cover
  • Best DVD
  • Best Music Video
  • Best Sertanejo Artist
  • Best International Male Singer [40]
  • Best International Female Singer
  • Best International Video
  • Best International Group
  • Best National Group
  • International Newcomer
  • New Group

Artists with the Most Awards and Nominations Received

Anitta is the most awarded and nominated artist in the history of the Multishow Brazilian Music Award.
Luan Santana is the male artist with the highest number of awards and nominations.
Skank holds the record as the band/group with the most awards won and nominations received.

Performances

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Year Performers (Chronologically)
2010
  • Bombay Bicycle Club
  • Caetano Veloso and Maria Gadú
  • Cine and Lu Alone
  • Victor & Léo e Claudia Leitte
  • Skank and Nando Reis
  • Copacabana Club
  • Negra Li, Maria Gadú and Ana Carolina
2011
  • Thiaguinho, Ivete Sangalo, Jair Rodrigues and Jau
  • Jota Quest, Monique Kessous and Hyldon
  • Paula Fernandes
  • NX Zero
  • Fiuk
  • Léo Jaime
  • Pitty, Odair José and Fernando Catatau
  • Zeca Pagodinho and Jorge Ben Jor
2012
  • Capital Inicial and Selvagens à Procura de Lei
  • Gaby Amarantos, Lia Sophia and Felipe Cordeiro
  • Ana Carolina and Jesuton
  • Thiaguinho and Walmir Borges
  • Erasmo Carlos and Filhos da Judith
  • Paula Fernandes, Michel Teló and Patrícia & Adriana
  • Arnaldo Antunes, Nando Reis and O Terno
  • Maria Gadú and Dani Black
  • Agridoce and Cícero
  • Ivete Sangalo and Filhos de Jorge
  • Ivete Sangalo and Paulo Gustavo
2013
  • Anitta
  • Ivete Sangalo
  • Marcelo D2 and Cone Crew Diretoria
  • Naldo Benny
  • Paula Fernandes and Zezé di Camargo & Luciano
  • Sorriso Maroto
  • Thiaguinho and Péricles
  • Caetano Veloso and Emicida
  • Skank
  • Silva, Lucas Santtana and Wado
2014
2015
  • Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil
  • Péricles
  • Thiaguinho
  • Diogo Nogueira
  • Arlindo Cruz
  • Alcione
  • Mosquito
  • Zeca Pagodinho
  • Xande de Pilares
  • Teresa Cristina
  • Jorge Aragão
  • Márcio Victor
  • Pablo do Arrocha
  • Ludmilla, Mr Catra and Latino
  • Anitta, Ivete SAngalo, Ana Cañas, Ana Carolina, Maria Gadú and Gal Costa
  • Gusttavo Lima
  • Marcos & Belutti
  • Lucas Lucco
2016
  • Jota Quest and Anitta
  • Wesley Safadão
  • Ludmilla
  • Simone & Simaria
  • Paula Fernandes
  • Luan Santana
  • Luan Santana and Ivete Sangalo
  • Ivete Sangalo
  • Nego do Borel
  • Tiago Iorc
  • Anitta
  • Joelma
  • Marcos & Belutti
  • Lucas Lucco
  • Thiaguinho
  • Ney Matogrosso
  • Dennis DJ, MC Nandinho and Nego Bam
2017
  • Karol Conká and Ludmilla
  • Nego do Borel
  • Maiara & Maraisa
  • Luan Santana
  • Anavitória
  • Matheus & Kauan
  • Simone & Simaria
  • Pabllo Vittar
  • Marília Mendonça
  • Thiaguinho
  • Projota
  • Iza
  • Anitta
  • Marília Mendonça and Maiara & Maraisa
  • Simone & Simaria and Anitta
2018
  • Anitta
  • Kevinho
  • Ferrugem and Sorriso Maroto
  • Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano and Daniel
  • MC Kekel
  • Pabllo Vittar
  • Jorge & Mateus
  • Samuel Rosa, Paulo Miklos, Dinho Ouro Preto, João Barone, Digão, Liminha, Marcelo Lobato and PJ
  • Iza
  • BaianaSystem
  • Luan Santana
  • Tribalistas
  • Ivete Sangalo
2019
  • Iza and Ivete Sangalo
  • Anitta, Kevinho, MC Zaac and Tropkillaz
  • Márcia Fellipe and Jerry Smith
  • Zé Neto & Cristiano
  • Léo Santana
  • Melim
  • Ludmilla
  • Marília Mendonça
  • Baco Exu do Blues and Péricles
  • Marília Mendonça and Anitta
2020
2021
2022
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