2004 MTV Video Music Brazil

2004 MTV Video Music Brazil
Date5 October 2004
LocationAnhembi Convention Center, São Paulo, São Paulo
CountryBrazil
Hosted bySelton Mello
Most awardsMarcelo D2 (3)
Most nominationsMarcelo D2 and O Rappa (6 each)
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMTV Brasil

The 2004 MTV Video Music Brazil was held on 5 October 2004, at the Anhembi Convention Center in São Paulo, honoring the best Brazilian music videos. The ceremony was hosted by actor Selton Mello.[1][2]

Winners and nominees

The nominees were announced on 5 August 2004.[3] Winners are listed first and highlighted in bold.[4]

Video of the Year Viewer's Choice
Best New Artist Best Pop Video
  • Dead Fish – "Zero e Um"
    • Br'oZ – "Prometida"
    • Gram – "Você Pode Ir na Janela"
    • Ludov – "Princesa"
    • Matanza – "Pé na Porta, Soco na Cara"
Best MPB Video Best Rock Video
Best Rap Video Best Electronic Video
  • Marcelinho da Lua and Seu Jorge – "Cotidiano"
    • DJ Mau Mau – "Space Fun"
    • Flu – "Vinet San"
    • Gabriel Musak – "Estética Terceiro Mundo"
    • Sonic Jr. – "A Casa da Madame"
Best International Video Best Independent Video
  • Ludov – "Princesa"
    • Bonsucesso Samba Clube – "Pensei Se Há"
    • Lava – "Igloo"
    • Rock Rocket – "Por um Rock 'n' Roll Mais Alcoolatra e Inconsequente"
    • Wander Wildner – "Eu Não Consigo Ser Alegre o Tempo Inteiro"
Best Artist Website Best Direction in a Video
  • O Rappa – "O Salto" (Directors: Bruno Murtinho and Sérgio Schmid)
    • Arnaldo Antunes – "Consumado" (Director: Monique Gardenberg)
    • Los Hermanos – "O Vencedor" (Director: Leonardo Domingues)
    • Marcelo D2 – "Loadeando" (Director: Johnny Araújo)
    • Nando Reis – "Luz dos Olhos" (Directors: Vítor Amati, Cássio Amarante and Oswaldo Sant'Ana)
Best Art Direction in a Video Best Editing in a Video
  • Elza Soares – "Rio de Janeiro" (Art Directors: Rodrigo Araújo, Olavo Ekman and Maurício Brandão)
    • Bidê ou Balde – "As Cores Bonitas" (Art Director: Rafael Granpá)
    • Marcelo D2 – "Vai Vendo" (Art Directors: Maurício Eça and Flip)
    • Pitty – "Equalize" (Art Director: Marcos Carvalheiro)
    • Skank – "Vou Deixar" (Art Director: Marcelo Presotto)
  • O Rappa – "O Salto" (Editor: Pedro Amorim)
    • Los Hermanos – "O Vencedor" (Editors: Júlia Martins and Renzo Machado)
    • Nando Reis – "Luz dos Olhos" (Editor: Oswaldo Sant'ana)
    • Sandy & Junior – "Desperdiçou" (Editor: Picky Talarico)
    • Sepultura – "Mindwar" (Editor: Márcio Soares)
Best Photography in a Video
  • Marcelo D2 – "Loadeando" (Director of Photography: Marcelo Corpani)
    • Pitty – "Equalize" (Director of Photography: Marcelo Corpani)
    • Racionais MC's – "Vida Loka II" (Director of Photography: Paulo Vainer)
    • O Rappa – "Reza Vela" (Director of Photography: Mauro Pinheiro)
    • Sepultura – "Mindwar" (Directors of Photography: Ricardo Della Rosa, João Itaboraí and Sérgio Isidoro)

References

  1. ^ Villas Boas, Gustavo (26 September 2004). "Playground Pop". Correio Braziliense (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 27 July 2025 – via National Library of Brazil.
  2. ^ "MTV premia hoje melhores videoclipes; VMB será transmitido ao vivo" [MTV to award best music videos tonight; VMB to be broadcast live]. Folha de S.Paulo (in Brazilian Portuguese). 5 October 2004. Archived from the original on 25 March 2016. Retrieved 27 July 2025.
  3. ^ Loiola, Thompson (5 August 2004). "MTV anuncia indicados ao VMB 2004; D2 e Rappa lideram" [MTV announces nominees for the 2004 VMB; D2 and O Rappa lead] (in Brazilian Portuguese). UOL. Archived from the original on 6 August 2014. Retrieved 27 July 2025.
  4. ^ Maria Sanches, Luciana (6 October 2004). "VMB 2004 - Conheça os vencedores" [2004 VMB - Meet the winners] (in Brazilian Portuguese). Omelete. Archived from the original on 11 October 2004. Retrieved 30 July 2025.
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