Jão

About

Jão isn't just singing about heartbreak; he's dissecting it under a strobe light, his raw vocals and introspective lyrics resonating with a generation grappling with vulnerability in the digital age. Hailing from Américo Brasiliense, Brazil, Jão (João Vitor Romania Balbino) has carved a distinct space in the Brazilian pop landscape, blending elements of indie-pop, electro-pop, and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) into a sound that's both deeply personal and undeniably catchy. He initially gained traction posting covers online before releasing his debut single "Dança Pra Mim" in 2017. His subsequent albums, "Lobos" (2018), "Anti-Herói" (2019), "Pirata" (2021) and "Super" (2023) cemented his status as a leading voice of his generation, exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery with unflinching honesty. Jão's success stems not only from his musical talent but also from his commitment to authenticity, openly discussing his sexuality and mental health, fostering a strong connection with his fanbase. His arena tours and festival appearances draw massive crowds, showcasing his magnetic stage presence. Recent projects include the highly anticipated "Superturnê," supporting his latest album, and continued collaborations with prominent Brazilian artists, further solidifying his position as a cultural force to be reckoned with.