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In a post on social media, Caetano Veloso celebrated this Sunday winning the Grammy for Best Global Music Album, an award received alongside his sister, Maria Bethânia. The celebration was shared on the artist’s Instagram, a few hours after the ceremony, and quickly resonated among fans, musicians and personalities of Brazilian culture.
Caetano and Bethânia/ Photo: Reproduction
In the caption of the post, Caetano summarized the feeling of achievement with a direct and symbolic statement: “The Grammy for Best Global Music Album is ours, it’s Brazil’s!”. The phrase reinforces not only the personal victory of the artists, but also the collective dimension of the recognition, associating the award with the strength of Brazilian music on the international scene.
The achievement marks another relevant chapter in the trajectory of the two artists, who have occupied central positions in the country’s culture for decades. Icons of different generations, Caetano and Bethânia continue to expand the reach of Brazilian musical production, now recognized by one of the main awards in the world music industry.
The repercussion of the post was immediate, with thousands of comments celebrating the achievement and highlighting the symbolism of victory in a category focused on global musical diversity. For many followers, the award represents not only artistic recognition, but also the reaffirmation of Brazil’s cultural relevance abroad.
By sharing the award with the public, Caetano transforms the individual achievement into a collective gesture, reinforcing the idea that Brazilian music continues to cross borders and dialogue with the world.
