Henrique & Juliano Tickets

Two brothers from Palmeirópolis — a town of around 10,000 people in the Brazilian state of Tocantins — have become the most-streamed sertanejo duo in the country's history. Henrique & Juliano built their following the old-fashioned way: playing local festivals, releasing their first CD independently, and letting their music do the work until the rest of Brazil had no choice but to take notice.

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What to Expect from a Henrique & Juliano Concert?

Sertanejo is built around the relationship between performer and crowd, and Henrique & Juliano have spent fifteen years perfecting that connection. Their shows are warm, communal and enormous — tens of thousands of fans who know every word of every song, arms in the air, singing back harmonies that the brothers have already heard a thousand times and still seem to mean.

The duo performs primarily with their full live band, blending acoustic moments with high-energy crowd anthems. Sets span their full back catalogue, mixing deep cuts with the chart-toppers, and typically run well beyond two hours without the energy dropping.

Henrique & Juliano Biography

Born Ricelly Henrique Tavares Reis (23 May 1989) and Edson Alves dos Reis Júnior (27 November 1990), the brothers grew up in Palmeirópolis surrounded by the sertanejo tradition their father loved. Performing together from childhood, they worked their way through local festivals and radio slots in Tocantins before releasing an independent CD in 2011, and moving to Goiânia — the epicentre of Brazil's sertanejo industry — to sharpen their craft around the age of twenty.

Their first national breakthrough came in 2013 with the live DVD Ao Vivo Em Palmas, which generated enough momentum to attract Som Livre, one of Brazil's largest music labels. Within two years of signing, they were performing to sold-out arenas nationwide. Alongside their musical rise, they became closely associated with the broader sertanejo universitário wave — a more contemporary, pop-influenced strain of the genre that has come to dominate Brazilian streaming charts throughout the 2010s and 2020s.

Henrique & Juliano Albums & Projects

Henrique & Juliano follow the sertanejo custom of releasing music primarily as live recordings, with their DVDs and CDs serving as both live documents and studio-quality releases. Their breakout album Novas Histórias (2015) delivered "Cuida Bem Dela" — a track that spent eight weeks at number one on Brazil Hot 100 Airplay and accumulated over 220 million YouTube views.

O Céu Explica Tudo (2017) produced "Vidinha de Balada," another Brazilian chart-topper, while Menos é Mais (2018) added "Quem Pegou, Pegou" — their third number-one single. Their Manifesto Musical series, beginning in 2021 and running through multiple volumes, was a landmark in Brazilian streaming history: the first volume held the top spot on Spotify Brazil for 29 consecutive weeks and finished 2022 as the most-played album across all platforms and radio stations in the country. Live album To Be (2023), recorded in Brasília and New York's Times Square, made them the first Brazilian act to perform a live recording in Times Square — an event that drew such demand it had to be capped on the night.

Henrique & Juliano's Most Popular Songs and Setlist Selections

"Cuida Bem Dela" remains their most iconic track — a tender romantic ballad that found its way into weddings, radio and football stadiums alike. "Vidinha de Balada," "Arranhão," "A Maior Saudade" and "Liberdade Provisória" are the setlist anchors, the latter becoming one of Brazil's most-played songs of the entire pandemic year of 2020.

More recent crowd favourites include "Universo Conspirou," "Eu e Eu," "Evento Cancelado" and "Não Tô Valendo Nada" — the latter a collaboration with Jorge & Mateus, another of sertanejo's defining duos. Their setlists typically clock in at 30 or more songs, a reflection of a catalogue that has barely produced a song the crowd doesn't already know.

Henrique & Juliano's Previous Tours and Festival Appearances

The duo has toured continuously across Brazil since their national breakthrough, graduating from club and arena shows to open-air events for hundreds of thousands of people at major agricultural and music festivals. They have performed at Expogê, Rodeio de Barretos and numerous other landmark events in Brazil's enormous festival circuit, which rivals European equivalents in scale and cultural significance.

Their international reach has grown steadily via the large Brazilian diaspora communities in the US, UK and Portugal. They have appeared at venues across those markets, building a concert footprint well outside Brazil that runs alongside their domestic touring schedule. Fellow sertanejo star Gusttavo Lima occupies a comparable space in terms of fanbase size and touring ambition — the two acts frequently top the same Brazilian streaming charts.

Key Facts about Henrique & Juliano

• Formed: 2008, Palmeirópolis, Tocantins, Brazil
• Members: Ricelly Henrique Tavares Reis and Edson Alves dos Reis Júnior
• Label: Som Livre / independent
• Genres: Sertanejo universitário, sertanejo romântico
• Streaming landmark: Manifesto Musical Vol. 1 — 29 consecutive weeks at number one on Spotify Brazil
• Historic first: First Brazilian act to record a live album at New York's Times Square (2023)
• Award: Prêmio Multishow — Best Group (2016)