The 2016 Multishow Brazilian Music Awards () (or simply 2016 Multishow Awards) (Portuguese: Prêmio Multishow 2016) was held on 25 October 2016, at the Rio Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Television presenters Fábio Porchat and Tatá Werneck hosted the show.
Performances +List of performers at the 2016 Multishow Brazilian Music Awards Artist(s) Song(s) Jota QuestAnitta "Blecaute" Wesley Safadão "Camarote""Coração Machucado" Ludmilla "Bom" Simone & Simaria "Meu Violão e o Nosso Cachorro" Paula Fernandes "Piração" Luan Santana "Dia, Lugar e Hora" Luan SantanaIvete Sangalo "Estaca Zero""Zero a Dez" Ivete Sangalo "O Farol" Nego do Borel "Não Me Deixe Sozinho" Tiago Iorc "Amei Te Ver" Anitta "Show das Poderosas""Bang""Deixa Ele Sofrer""Ritmo Perfeito""Zen""Essa Mina É Louca""Cobertor""Meiga e Abusada""Blá Blá Blá""Sim ou Não""Movimento da Sanfoninha" Joelma "Não Teve Amor""Voando Pro Pará" Marcos & Belutti "Aquele 1%" Lucas Lucco "Batom Vermelho""Mozão""Vai Vendo""Tranquilo e Favorável" Thiaguinho "Vamo Que Vamo" Ney Matogrosso "Roendo as Unhas" Dennis DJMC NandinhoNego Bam "Malandramente"
Winners and nominees Céu were the most nominated artist, with nine nominations, followed by Anitta with eight. Céu received the most awards with four. Winners appear first and highlighted in bold.
Voted categories The winners of the following categories were chosen by fan votes. Best Female Singer Best Male Singer Ivete Sangalo Anitta Ludmilla Paula Fernandes Sophia Abrahão Luan Santana Biel Lucas Lucco Tiago Iorc Wesley Safadão Best Group Best Song Henrique & Juliano Jorge & Mateus Onze:20 Sorriso Maroto Turma do Pagode "Blecaute" – Jota Quest featuring Anitta "24 Horas por Dia" – Ludmilla "Chuva de Arroz" – Luan Santana "Não Me Deixe Sozinho" – Nego do Borel "Sosseguei" – Jorge & Mateus Earworm Song Best Show "Camarote" – Wesley Safadão "Aquele 1%" – Marcos & Belutti featuring Wesley Safadão "Bang" – Anitta "Química" – Biel "Tá Tranquilo, Tá Favorável" – MC Bin Laden featuring Lucas Lucco Anitta Joelma Jorge & Mateus Luan Santana Paula Fernandes Try It Best TVZ Music Video Simone & Simaria Ferrugem Fly Maiara & Maraisa Matheus & Kauan "Eu, Você, o Mar e Ela" – Luan Santana (Director: Fernando Grostein Andrade) "Bom" – Ludmilla (Director: Felipe Sassi) "Bang" – Anitta (Director: Bruno Ilogti and Giovanni Bianco) "Sou Fatal" – Sophia Abrahão (Director: Thiago Calviño) "O Mundo É Nosso" – MC Duduzinho (Director: Raphael Vieira)
Professional categories The winners of the following categories were chosen by members of the music industry. Best Hit Version of the Year "Playsom" – BaianaSystem "Bang" – Anitta "Zero" – Liniker e os Caramelows "Chico Buarque Song" – Céu "Quando Alguém Vai Embora" – Laura Lavieri and Diogo Strausz "Open Bar (Lean On)" – Pabllo Vittar Best Music Video Good Live Music "Ai, Ai, Como Eu Me Iludo" – O Terno (Director: Alaska) "Bang" – Anitta (Director: Bruno Ilogti and Giovanni Bianco) "Perfume do Invisível" – Céu (Director: Esmir Filho) "Lá Vem o Brasil Descendo a Ladeira" – Teresa Cristina, Pitty and Baby do Brasil "Alegria, Alegria" – Caetano Veloso, Seu Jorge and Xande de Pilares "Se Você Pensa" – Skank, Lenine and Anitta New Artist Song of the Year Liniker e os Caramelows As Bahias e a Cozinha Mineira Mahmundi "Maria da Vila Matilde – Elza Soares "Perfume do Invisível" – Céu "Varanda Suspensa" – Céu Best Album Recording Best Album Cover Tropix – Céu Duas Cidades – Baiana System MM3 – Metá Metá Mahmundi – Mahmundi Tropix – Céu MM3 – Metá Metá Best Music Video Direction Best Music Video Cinematography "Perfume do Invisível" – Céu (Director: Esmir Filho) "Ai, Ai, Como Eu Me Iludo" – O Terno (Director: Alaska) "Culpa" – O Terno (Director: Bruno Moreira and Bruno Shintate) "Perfume do Invisível" – Céu (Director of Photography: Esmir Filho "Culpa" – O Terno (Director of Photography: Fabio Politi and Daniel Belinky) "Feliz e Ponto" – Silva (Director of Photography: William Sossai) Best Album Duas Cidades – Baiana System Tropix – Céu A Mulher do Fim do Mundo – Elza Soares
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