Wesley Safadão—real name Wesley Oliveira da Silva—has kept sertanejo at the forefront of Brasil's music scene. The genre's roots may date back to the 1920s, but his exuberant, high-octane performances have modernised the style for a new generation of partygoers. On raucous, feel-good anthems like “Você Partiu Meu Coração” with singer Anitta and funk carioca MC Nego Do Borel strains of traditional classical guitar and buoyant horns form the backbone for a revved-up sound, and Safadão's charismatic, booming voice really gets the blood pumping.