Grelo

Grelo has made a mark with tracks that resonate well with fans of Latin and Forró music. One standout is “Do Job,” which captures the lively spirit of dance gatherings. “NÃO ERA LOVE” also draws attention, featuring catchy rhythms that stick with listeners.

Other notable tracks include “De Graça ou Pagando,” “Perto De Você,” and “Bailão.” Each brings a unique flavor to his repertoire, appealing to both casual listeners and dedicated fans. Songs like “Paredões” and “Vida Loka - Pt 1” add to the mix, showcasing versatility. “Longe e Se Querendo” and “Minha Quebrada” further highlight his ability to connect through music.

With a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, Grelo continues to engage audiences. His work reflects the vibrant culture of Brazil while keeping the energy high.

Grelo has been active with new releases in 2024 and 2025, showcasing a blend of energy and rhythm typical of Forró music. The latest album, "Grelo (Ao Vivo Em Salvador) (2025)," captures the essence of live performance, bringing fans a mix of familiar and fresh tracks. Prior to this, "É o Grelo (2024)" set the stage with its engaging sounds and rhythms.

For singles, "Bailão (2025)" stands out, inviting listeners to dance with its lively beat. "Quero Só Você (2025)" reflects a more romantic side, while "Grelo On The Radar Freestyle (2025)" offers a playful twist. The track "Não Compensa (2025)" presents a different vibe, adding depth to the recent offerings. Each release contributes to Grelo's evolving sound and connection with audiences.

Grelo has made notable strides in Latin and Forró music through key collaborations. One standout track is “Do Job,” featuring MC Tuto. This collaboration merges styles, creating an engaging sound that resonates with fans of both artists.

Another significant release is “NÃO ERA LOVE,” where Grelo teams up with Luan Pereira and MC Tuto. The dynamic between the artists adds depth to the track, showcasing their unique musical flavors. “Paredões,” with Henrique & Juliano, brings a lively energy, further expanding Grelo's reach in the music scene.

Tracks like “Bailão,” featuring Zé Felipe, and “Minha Quebrada,” with Hungria Hip Hop, reflect Grelo's diverse musical partnerships. Each collaboration contributes to a rich tapestry of sound, highlighting different aspects of contemporary Latin music.