Bruna Viola

Top songs meanings

Viola Divina
Caipira/Majestade o Sabiá (part. Chitãozinho & Xororó)
Caminheiro/ A Vaca Já Foi Pro Brejo (pot-pourri)
Do Fundo da Grota
Amor Simprão (part. Paula Fernandes)
Pagode Em Brasilia
No Ponteio da Viola
Moda da Pinga (Marvada Pinga)
Se Você Voltar (part. Cesar Menotti e Fabiano)

About Bruna Viola

Bruna Viola is a Brazilian singer and songwriter known for her unique style in the sertanejo genre. Born in Cuiabá, she quickly gained recognition for her talent with the viola caipira, an instrument that has become synonymous with her name. Her music often reflects her deep connection to Brazil's rural roots and traditional ways of life.

Bruna Viola's songs typically explore themes of love and regret, depicting heartfelt stories of seeking reconciliation and the simplicity of rural living. Her lyrics paint vivid pictures of nature and countryside experiences, resonating with audiences who cherish the beauty and authenticity of a simpler, more connected way of life.