CountryBeat

CountryBeat has made a mark in the Latin Sertanejo scene with several engaging tracks. One standout is “Pampa,” which captures the essence of rural life and has become a favorite among fans. Another notable track is “Sonho Dela (Cowboy),” a song that resonates with many due to its relatable themes.

Their repertoire includes popular songs like “Xona no Peão,” “Gerente da Sicredi,” and “Os Rodeio Tá Chegando.” Each song reflects the culture and spirit of Sertanejo music. “Filho do Fazendeiro” and “Vai Peão” also highlight the connection with the countryside and the everyday experiences of rural communities. Other tracks such as “Barretão,” “Pra Baixo da Fivela,” and “Medley das Camionetes” further showcase their diverse musical style. CountryBeat continues to engage listeners with their authentic take on life, love, and the thrill of the rodeo.

CountryBeat has been active with new music recently. Their latest album, “Vocês estão prontos? (02-07) (2025),” showcases a blend of traditional Sertanejo sounds with modern influences. The album features tracks that reflect their signature style while also exploring new themes.

In addition to the album, they released a single titled “Bandida (2025),” which has already drawn attention. Another recent single, “Mega Rancho do Rincon (2025),” continues to resonate with fans of the genre. The live recordings, “Isso É CountryBeat, Vol. 1 (Ao Vivo) (2025)” and “Ela Só Quer Cowboy (Ao Vivo) (2025),” capture the energy of their performances and add a fresh twist to familiar favorites. CountryBeat remains committed to delivering engaging music that connects with their audience.

One notable collaboration is “Pampa,” featuring Mc Daniel. This track combines the distinct styles of both artists, bringing a fresh sound to the Sertanejo genre. Their combined energy resonates well with fans, making it a popular choice at live events.

Another interesting collaboration is “Xona no Peão,” which includes Léo Souzza and the duo Brenno & Matheus. The song showcases a lively interaction among the artists, blending their unique vocal styles seamlessly. This collaboration adds depth to the listening experience and highlights the vibrant nature of Sertanejo music.

“Gerente da Sicredi,” featuring Bruno & Barretto, stands out with its catchy hook and relatable lyrics. The collaboration amplifies the themes often found in Sertanejo, focusing on everyday life and experiences. Each artist contributes to the song's narrative, making it appealing to a wide audience.

Additionally, “Filho do Fazendeiro” with Luan Pereira and “Barretão,” featuring Dj Chris No Beat, also illustrate the diverse influences and sounds that CountryBeat incorporates into its music. Each track reflects a different facet of the genre, demonstrating the strength of these collaborations.