Does Brazil have any good music outside of the 60's/70's Tropicália stuff?

an entire thrash/proto black/death metal scene

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Punk

just listen Titãs - Cabeça Dinossauro

youtube.com/watch?v=9KpIV57PSeo&
>first non-american album to win grammy for album of the year
>grammy for best jazz instrumental album
by far my favorite thing to come out of brazil

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Everything Brazil gets it right in one picture

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Sarcófago and Sepultura, good shit

youtube.com/watch?v=qwHyplZvRG4

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>outside of the 60's/70's Tropicália stuff

Bossa Nova isn't tropicalia

youtube.com/watch?v=5PhM9lkfKas

Glue trip is a really good psych pop group from brazil
youtube.com/watch?v=NwnV7-Y8gYU
Ninos du Brasil is a pretty good industrial techno group
youtube.com/watch?v=uhhmCUmBPB8
The south american underground music scene is really underrated, some really good stuff. Tempora de Tormentas is a good midwest emo band.
youtube.com/watch?v=P_oS-_2B9QA

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Check out Cícero. youtube.com/watch?v=umBMuX9S5U4
Some of his music is on spotify, can find more on youtube. This song is from the album Canções de Apartamento

based, this album has a very cinematic quality to it

youtube.com/watch?v=sWNfRYuIiKI

MC Bin Laden is deconstructed funk, the Brazilian Based God

this shit is insane
youtube.com/watch?v=DUbOMfa3STA

Vanguarda Paulista is the current "big" creative movement in brazillian music. Passo Torto, Metá Metá, Juçara Marçal, Rodrigo Campos, Elza Soares (80 years old, release two great records in this decade) and Kiko Dinucci are all artists/bands worth looking up. Besides that, there's not much happening here, just the same boring "conscious rap" with a modern touch and shitty indie rock bands. Mainstream is pretty shit and not worth discussing.
Here are some tracks from those artists/bands I've mentioned before:
Elza Soares
youtu.be/6SWIwW9mg8s
Metá Metá
youtu.be/FNXUOGdNmSk
Passo Torto
youtu.be/zm835tPhc78
Juçara Marçal
youtu.be/pEtzUtNNtzg

cícero is just caetano veloso for basic bitches.

Why the hell are Brazilians so based?

is os mutantes considered tropicalia?
youtube.com/watch?v=SEpSFOibJho

This is tropicália :
youtube.com/watch?v=1Z1qNsm-NUk
youtube.com/watch?v=dtB7R-H6SbQ

This is bossa-nova:
youtube.com/watch?v=VN_72vMS1ys
youtube.com/watch?v=BnB1G63XvCQ

This is samba-jazz:
youtube.com/watch?v=K8YjgMeh0uE
youtube.com/watch?v=H2FNolvbuYs

yes, tropicalia was more of a movement than an actual genre.

listened to some caetano veloso and gonna have to respectfully disagree, got an entirely different vibe

>Vanguarda Paulista
wasn't that like in the early 80s?
those artists don't belong to that scene just because they are from São Paulo, but yeah Kiko is great, also featured in both Paal Nilsen Love releases earlier this year

they had good jazz fusion/funk, hermeto pascoal, flora purim, deodato, donato, tim maia, etc and some prog with bacamarte and arrigo barnabé from the top of my head
I also reccomend Sebastiao Tapajos, great guitarist

I think that Vanguarda Paulista is actually Sao Paulo's avant-garde music from the 80s. I mean, "vanguarda" is the portuguese word for avant-garde, so I instantly think of Arrigo Barnabe, Itamar Assumpçao, Grupo Rumo, etc. But I guess it'd kinda fit to these musicians you linked too, since they also have a touch of avant-garde and doing some out of the traditional.

Amon Tobin
youtube.com/watch?v=Ia8Pj3KIacQ