2004 MTV Video Music Brazil

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2004 MTV Video Music Brazil
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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
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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

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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

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