Sertanejo

Sertanejo is a popular music genre from Brazil, often compared to country music in the United States. It originated in the rural areas of Brazil in the early 20th century and has evolved over the decades, incorporating elements of pop, rock, and other musical styles. Sertanejo is characterized by its use of acoustic guitars, accordions, and harmonicas, and its themes often revolve around love, rural life, and Brazilian culture. The genre gained massive popularity in the late 20th century and continues to dominate the Brazilian music charts today. Sertanejo has several subgenres, including Sertanejo Universitário, which appeals to a younger audience with a more modern sound. The genre is celebrated for its catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, making it a staple in Brazilian music festivals and radio stations.