Breno Major

Brazilian singer and songwriter Breno Major began issuing tracks independently in 2024 with the urbano-leaning “Mtg Só Metade” (featuring Ja1 No Beat & Ruanzin), a first foothold that set up a busier 2025 slate geared toward forró/piseiro and romantic pop. He opened 2025 with collaborations and solo cuts that broadened his palette—among them “Forrózin” with FK10 and the mid-year single “Sei Que Tu Quer” with MC J9—before leaning into a run of streaming-ready originals including “Raiva de Nós,” “Namorar Pra Quê?,” and “Nega Volta pro Teu Nego.” Late summer brought the wistful “Mudou a Estação,” followed days later by “Mentirosa,” a duet with CESINHA that prefaced his signature release. On September 20, 2025 he issued “Cuidado Que Eu Te Supero (Ao Vivo)” alongside CESINHA, a live-cut single that quickly became his calling card and arrived in tandem with a performance video as part of the TOCA AQUELA session format. Rounding out the year, he spotlighted the party-starter “Carro de Malandro” (featuring DLIMA7, DG e Batidão Stronda, Felipe Farra, and Mariana Fagundes.