Zé Felipe releases “Roça em Mim” with Ana Castela and LP

“Put on your helmet and you’ll get stoned!”, as Zé Felipe himself says, another hit is coming! After showing a lot of romanticism in the music video for his latest single “50 Copies” Alongside his wife, digital influencer Virginia Fonseca, the singer-songwriter is now releasing a more danceable track with an agronomy feel! “Roça em Mim” arrives on November 17th via Som Livre on audio platforms, starting at 9pm, and with two very special appearances, the phenomena of the moment: Ana Castela It is LP – listen here. The song's choreography is now available on Virgínia's Instagram profile – look here – to warm up the release of the clip and it has everything it needs to go viral with the public on Reels and TikTok, a platform where Zé Felipe has more than 12 million followers and more than 93 million likes.

The unreleased official music video for “Roça em Mim” arrives on Zé Felipe's YouTube channel on the 18th, starting at noon – watch here. Set on a farm, complete with loud sounds and everything in the opening of the song, the clip promises not to leave fans still. In country style, the trio sings and dances to the lyrics: “It says falling in love with the cowboy / Take it easy baby, after the pre there’s the post / You know we’re good at it / I called her to the country and she asked me like this / Roça Roça em Mim / Roça Roça em Mim / Take off your hat and the boot and the boot of me are hot.”

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Ana Castela also bets on the success of “Roça em Mim”. “Music is for dancing. It exploded already! Thank you for the partnership”, it says. The 18-year-old singer became one of the most listened to country songs this year with “Pipoco”, a track with Melody and DJ Chris on Beat. The hit, which talks about cowboys and mixes country music, pop, funk and electronic music, made her well-known and became a fixture at rodeo shows across the country. Her first hit was “Boiadeira”, a nickname she has carried since her release in 2021. The singer from Mato Grosso is part of a line of music called agronejo or country funk.

Singer Luan Pereira, better known as LPalso believes in the success of the single. “Put on your hat and you'll get high. Thank you sir. Thank you, my brother, for the opportunity.” Luan is also part of the cast of new 'agro' country artists, who mix modão with funk, rap and electronica. He was born in Suzano (SP), but grew up in the rural area of ​​Rosana (SP). At age 14, he started singing in bars. He met Ana Castela through social media. They became friends and their careers took off at the same time.

Following the release, Zé Felipe is preparing to go on his first tour in Portugal. The singer performs in Porto on November 25th and in Lisbon on the 26th.

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