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Xamã announces the fifth album featuring Ludmilla on 'Moça'

Cover of the single 'Moça', by Xamã with Ludmilla Disclosure ? NEWS ? Xamã's fifth album is already on the horizon. The successor to “Fragmentedo” (2025) is announced by the singer and composer from Rio with the release of “Moça”, a new...

Xamã announces the fifth album featuring Ludmilla on 'Moça'
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However, strictly speaking, the first single from the artist's fifth album was “Tá de congratulations” (2026), a track released on March 12th featuring Xamã with rapper L7nnon. Five years after the R&B single “Gato siamês” (2021), Xamã and Ludmilla are reunited in a composition recorded with musical production by Marcio Arantes.

  • “Moça” is a song born from the beat and instrumental created by Arantes based on afrobeat with an accelerated tempo and elements of amapiano and house music.
  • In addition to the musical production of the single, Marcio Arantes writes programming, keyboards, vocals, guitar, whistle and glockenspiel on the phonogram.

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Cover of the single 'Moça', by Xamã with Ludmilla Disclosure ? NEWS ? Xamã's fifth album is already on the horizon. The successor to “Fragmentedo” (2025) is announced by the singer and composer from Rio with the release of “Moça”, a new single that brings together Xamã and Ludmilla again and which has been in rotation since last night, July 16th. However, strictly speaking, the first single from the artist's fifth album was “Tá de congratulations” (2026), a track released on March 12th featuring Xamã with rapper L7nnon. Five years after the R&B single “Gato siamês” (2021), Xamã and Ludmilla are reunited in a composition recorded with musical production by Marcio Arantes. “Moça” is a song born from the beat and instrumental created by Arantes based on afrobeat with an accelerated tempo and elements of amapiano and house music. In addition to the musical production of the single, Marcio Arantes writes programming, keyboards, vocals, guitar, whistle and glockenspiel on the phonogram.