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The style had surged during the middle of the first decade of 2000, through the experience of sertanejo singers that had fused the traditional rhythms with other musical elements. One of the first duos to develop the style were João Bosco and Vinícius .
Its contemporary developments made it the most popular music style in 2000s and 2010s Brazil, particularly throughout the southern/southeastern and center-western countryside Brazil. Subgenres include sertanejo raiz, sertanejo romântico, and sertanejo universitário.
Sertanejo music has its roots in the countryside of Brazil, where it was originally performed at rural festivals and gatherings. The genre has evolved over the years, incorporating elements of pop, rock, and country music to create a unique sound that appeals to a wide audience.
In the 1970s, Sertanejo Romântico emerged, bringing North American country music influences and new themes in the lyrics.
Sertaneja music is the music of the Brazilian hinterland, of the entire Brazilian hinterland. In this way, each region will develop its own style. In the Midwest, we found that country music is influenced by dances such as siriri or catira (or cateretê).
Sertanejo is a popular genre of Brazilian music that originated in the rural areas of Brazil, particularly in the central and southeastern regions. It is characterized by themes of love, rural life, and nostalgia, often featuring instruments like the viola caipira and accordion.
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Critic Antonio Carlos Miguel notes that sertanejo is rooted in música caipira, the acoustic country music of Southeast and Central Brazil, and that while it was originally characterized by naïve lyrics about romance and rural life, sertanejo has, in recent decades, incorporated the influences of guarânia music from Paraguay, Mexican mariachi ...
