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Coverage and published records
A selection of highlights and published records about Make Music Day in Brazil — in the press, public sector and international media. The collection shows the public, educational and territorial character of the initiative.
Brazil — Press
Brazil — Public Sector and Institutional Records
Departments, city halls and public entities that formally registered their participation in the movement — evidence of territorial reach and integration into public cultural and educational policies.
2025 Municipal schools celebrate Make Music Day with studentsMunicipal Education Department — City of São Paulo View → 2024 Educational units and CEUs in São Paulo host activities for Make Music DayMunicipal Education Department — City of São Paulo View → 2024 Municipal Education Department announces participation in the global celebrationMunicipal Education Department — City of São Paulo View → 2024 Pindamonhangaba celebrates Make Music Day in 25 municipal schoolsCity of Pindamonhangaba — SP View → 2024 ITAI supports Make Music Day in Foz do IguaçuITAI — Foz do Iguaçu, PR View →International Coverage
Make Music Day is part of a global movement with coverage spread across hundreds of markets. Some records and press indexes from the global movement.
2024 Make Music Day Returns for 2024 With Tina Weymouth, Chris Frantz, A. R. Rahman & MoreBillboard · USA View → 2025 Make Music Day Announces Updated Schedule: Thousands of Free Events NationwidePR Newswire · USA View → 2024 Pulsations: musical relay of the Paris 2024 Cultural Olympiad travels around the globe on June 21stPR Newswire · Paris 2024 Cultural Olympiad View →Formal recognition in the National Congress
Chamber of Deputies · 2025
Federal Rep. Baleia Rossi (MDB-SP) filed a formal request to light up the National Congress in orange on June 21st.
Federal recognition that establishes Make Music Day | Make Music as a movement of national public interest.
Brazil prepares for the largest musical celebration in its history
On June 21st, the streets, squares and windows of Brazil will be filled with sounds of every genre and instrument.
Make Music Day — coordinated in Brazil by ANAFIMA and part of the global movement organized by the Make Music Alliance — invites musicians of every level to share their art with the public. Unlike traditional festivals, it is not a centralized event; it is an organic network of free, open celebrations.
About Make Music Day | Make Music
Launched in France in 1982 as Fête de la Musique, celebrated in more than 2,000 cities around the world. A free celebration of music on the summer solstice.
About ANAFIMA
The National Association of the Music Industry coordinates Brazilian participation, articulating city halls, schools, regional coordinators and partners across the country.