1999 MTV Video Music Brazil

1999 MTV Video Music Brazil
Date19 August 1999
LocationVia Funchal, São Paulo, São Paulo
CountryBrazil
Hosted byCazé Peçanha
Most awardsSkank (3)
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMTV Brasil

The 1999 MTV Video Music Brazil was held on 19 August 1999, at the Via Funchal in São Paulo, honoring the best Brazilian music videos from June 1998 to June 1999.[1][2] The ceremony was hosted by Cazé Peçanha.[3]

Winners and nominees

Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.[3][4]

Video of the Year Viewer's Choice
Best New Artist Best Pop Video
  • Otto – "Bob"
    • Maurício Manieri – "Minha Menina"
    • Nativus – "Liberdade pra Dentro da Cabeça"
    • Pepê & Neném – "Mania de Você"
    • Vinny – "Shake Boom"
Best MPB Video Best Rock Video
Best Rap Video Best Axé Video
  • Câmbio Negro – "Esse é o Meu País"
    • Detentos do Rap – "Casa Cheia"
    • De Menos Crime – "Fogo na Bomba"
    • MV Bill – "Traficando Informação"
    • Pavilhão 9 – "Vai Explodir"
  • Banda Eva – "Carro Velho"
    • Banda Crocodilo – "Ginga"
    • Banda Eva – "De Ladinho"
    • Cheiro de Amor – "Ficar com Você"
    • É o Tchan! – "É o Tchan no Havaí"
Best Pagode Video Best Demo Video
  • Caboclada – "E Aí Beleza?"
    • AD – "AD #8"
    • Dona Margarida Pereira e os Fulanos – "Batuque"
    • Holly Tree – "Hey! Stop It"
    • Radar Tantã – "Todos os Dias"
Best Direction in a Video Best Art Direction in a Video
  • Karnak – "Universo Umbigo" (Directors: André Abujamra and Guilherme Ramalho)
    • Capital Inicial – "O Mundo" (Directors: Rodrigo Lewkowicz and Carmine Bagnato)
    • MV Bill – "Traficando Informação" (Director: Kátia Lund)
    • Otto – "Bob" (Director: Lírio Ferreira)
    • Skank – "Mandrake e os Cubanos" (Directors: Roberto Berliner and Raul Mourão)
  • Skank – "Mandrake e os Cubanos" (Art Directors: Raul Mourão and André Weller)
    • Capital Inicial – "O Mundo" (Art Director: Beto Grimaldi)
    • Leonardo – "120... 150... 200 Km, por Hora" (Art Director: Gringo Cardia)
    • Maurício Manieri – "Minha Menina" (Art Director: Marcelo Reginato)
    • Pato Fu – "Eu Sei" (Art Director: Beto Grimaldi)
Best Editing in a Video Best Cinematography in a Video
  • Os Paralamas do Sucesso – "Depois da Queda o Coice" (Editor: Sérgio Mekler)
    • Câmbio Negro – "Círculo Vicioso" (Editors: Daniel Rezende and Vitor Mafra)
    • Cidade Negra – "Já Foi" (Editors: Oscar Rodrigues Alves and Rogério Alves)
    • Pedro Luís e a Parede – "Caio no Suíngue" (Editor: Leonardo Domingues)
    • Ultramen – "Vou a Mais de Cem" (Editor: Sérgio Mekler)
  • Chico Buarque – "Carioca" (Director of Photography: André Horta)
    • Banda Eva – "De Ladinho" (Director of Photography: André Horta)
    • Barão Vermelho – "Por Você" (Director of Photography: Adriano Goldman)
    • Câmbio Negro – "Esse é o Meu País" (Director of Photography: Adriano Goldman)
    • Cidade Negra – "Já Foi" (Director of Photography: Adriano Goldman)

References

  1. ^ "Video Music Brasil terá o país como tema" [Video Music Brazil will have the country as its theme]. O Globo (in Brazilian Portuguese). Vol. 2, no. 24.060. Rio de Janeiro: Editora Globo. 14 July 1999. p. 3.
  2. ^ Alexandre Sanches, Pedro (19 August 1999). "VMB 1999 mostra as 500 faces do Brasil pós-axé" [1999 VMB showcases the 500 faces of post-axé Brazil]. Folha de S.Paulo (in Brazilian Portuguese). Archived from the original on 3 July 2024. Retrieved 8 July 2025.
  3. ^ a b "VMB 1999" (in Brazilian Portuguese). MTV Brasil. Archived from the original on 31 December 2012. Retrieved 8 July 2025.
  4. ^ Essinger, Silvio (21 August 1999). "MTV retropicalista" [Retropicalist MTV]. Jornal do Brasil (in Brazilian Portuguese). Vol. B, no. 135. p. 2. Retrieved 9 July 2025 – via Google Books.
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