2005 MTV Video Music Brazil

Award
2005 MTV Video Music Brazil
DateSeptember 29, 2005
LocationCredicard Hall
Hosted bySelton Mello
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMTV Brasil
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The 2005 MTV Video Music Brazil was hosted by Selton Mello and took place at the Credicard Hall. It was the only edition of the awards where the presenters of the main categories performed a song or a medley of songs related to the category presented before introducing the nominees and announcing the winners. In 2005, the Viewer's Choice and Video of the Year categories were combined into a single category; before 2005, the Video of the Year award was chosen by a jury of experts, while most of the categories were decided by the viewers.

Nominations

Winners are in bold text.

Video of the Year

  • B5 — "Só Mais Uma Vez"
  • Capital Inicial — "Respirar Você"
  • Catedral — "A Poesia e Eu"
  • Charlie Brown Jr. — "Champanhe e Água Benta"
  • Cidade Negra — "Perto de Deus"
  • CPM 22 — "Um Minuto Para o Fim do Mundo"
  • Dead Fish — "Queda Livre"
  • Detonautas — "Tênis Roque"
  • Dogão — "Banho e Tosa"
  • Ira! and Pitty — "Eu Quero Sempre Mais"
  • Jota Quest — "Além do Horizonte"
  • KLB — "Carolina"
  • Ludov — "Kriptonita"
  • Marcelo D2 — "1967"
  • O Rappa — "Mar de Gente"
  • Pitty — "Semana Que Vem"
  • Sandy & Junior — "Nada Vai me Sufocar"
  • Tihuana — "Renata"
  • Titãs — "Vou Duvidar"
  • Wanessa Camargo — "Metade de Mim"

Best New Artist

  • Black Alien — "Babylon by Gus"
  • F.UR.T.O. — "Não Se Preocupe Comigo"
  • Leela — "Te Procuro"
  • Nervoso — "Já Desmanchei Minha Relação"
  • Trêmula — "Selvagens Procurando Lei"

Best Pop Video

Best Rock Video

Best Rap Video

  • Black Alien — "Babylon by Gus"
  • Da Guedes — "Jornada"
  • Helião and Negra Li — "Exército do Rap"
  • Rappin' Hood — "Us Guerreiro"
  • Thaíde — "Caboclinho Comum"

Best MPB Video

Best Electronic Video

  • Anderson Noise — "Homem Cachorro"
  • DJ Ramilson Maia and Pato Banton — "Macuna"
  • Freakplasma — "The Ride"
  • Marcelinho da Lua — "Refazenda"
  • Sonic Jr. — "Pulsar"

Best Independent Video

  • Astronautas — "Cidade Cinza"
  • Autoramas — "Você Sabe"
  • Jumbo Elektro — "Freak Cat"
  • Rock Rocket — "Puro Amor em Alto Amor"
  • Wander Wildner — "Hippie-Punk-Rajnesh"

Best Live Performance

Best Direction in a Video

  • Autoramas — "Você Sabe" (Director: Luis Carone)
  • Charlie Brown Jr. — "Champanhe e Água Benta" (Director: Roberto Oliveira and Alex Miranda)
  • Ira! — "Flerte Fatal" (Director: Selton Mello)
  • Nando Reis and Os Infernais — "O Mundo é Bão Sebastião" (Director: Doca Corbert, Binho Jr., Titi Freak and Whip)
  • Pato Fu — "Anormal" (Director: Jarbas Agnelli)

Best Art Direction in a Video

Best Editing in a Video

Best Cinematography in a Video

Best International Video

Best Website

  • Bidê ou Balde (www.bideoubalde.com.br)
  • CPM 22 (www.cpm22.com.br)
  • Marcelo D2 (www.marcelod2.com.br Archived 2011-07-06 at the Wayback Machine)
  • Moptop (www.moptop.com.br)
  • Pato Fu (www.patofu.com.br)

Dream Band

Performances

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