Kevin O Chris's hit was the most played song at Rock in Rio; see the top 5
Kevin O Chris's hit was the most played song at Rock in Rio; see the top 5 .      Ecad distributed over R$ 13 million to the songwriters of the tracks played during the festival's latest edition The track "Tá ok," by Kevin O Chris and Dennis DJ, emerged as the most played song at the recent Rock in Rio edition. The Central Office for Collection and Distribution (Ecad) released a report to the press listing the songs that dominated the festival.
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Kevin O Chris's hit was the most played song at Rock in Rio; see the top 5

Ecad distributed over R$ 13 million to the songwriters of the tracks played during the festival's latest edition
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     Ecad distributed over R$ 13 million to the songwriters of the tracks played during the festival's latest edition The track "Tá ok," by Kevin O Chris and Dennis DJ, emerged as the most played song at the recent Rock in Rio edition. The Central Office for Collection and Distribution (Ecad) released a report to the press listing the songs that dominated the festival.
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Oscar race: 'I'm still here' surpasses 'Gladiator 2' and 'Wicked,' sparks public debate, and moves audiences in theaters
"Mas que nada," by Jorge Ben, was the top track on the Palco Mundo stage this year. "Olhos coloridos," by Macau, led the list at Sunset, while "Vai no cavalinho," by Mr. Sammy and Big Big, was the favorite at Espaço Favela.
This November, Ecad disbursed royalties to musicians and composers for performances at Rock in Rio, which took place in September in Rio de Janeiro. According to the institution, over R$ 13 million was distributed to more than 3,300 authors.
A total of 3,051 songs were registered across the festival's seven days, with more than 52% from the national repertoire and over 36% from the international catalog. The remaining 11% of songs are pending identification.
Rock in Rio also received Ecad's Seal of Recognition, acknowledging shows and events that comply with the Copyright Law (9.610/98). It was the first major festival in Brazil to pay music royalties.
"Rock in Rio, compliant with copyright laws for 40 years, stands as an example to follow in Brazil," said Ecad's Superintendent Isabel Amorim. "If all show and festival organizers, and managers of music-playing venues, embraced this commitment to support the musical community, we wouldn't face such high delinquency rates in so many sectors across the country," she concluded.
See the most played songs at Rock in Rio 2024:
"Tá ok" (Kevin O Chris / Dennis DJ)
"Vai no cavalinho" (Mr. Sammy / Big Big)
"Mas que nada" (Jorge Ben Jor)
"Mont. Tira a camisa" (M.C. Cabo)
"My neck my back" (Edward E Meriwether / Khia / Taz)
"Rap do Silva" (Bob Rum)
The translation of this text into english was carried out by Project Irineu, O GLOBO's initiative to develop artificial intelligence tools. Here is the link to the original report.
Kevin O Chris's hit was the most played song at Rock in Rio; see the top 5