Jonas Sa

Jonas Sá, born in Rio de Janeiro, is a multifaceted artist.
His three albums have appeared on year-end best-of lists, most notably BLAM! BLAM! (2015), which was nominated for two Latin Grammys.
Among many collaborations as an artist, he has sang with <a href="spotify:artist:7HGNYPmbDrMkylWqeFCOIQ" data-name="Caetano Veloso">Caetano Veloso</a> (“O Herói,” from Cê), <a href="spotify:artist:6OokCpvxnYv43WcFqejMLb" data-name="Tulipa Ruiz">Tulipa Ruiz</a> (&#34;Não Pira&#34;, from Habilidades Especiais) and has shared the stage with <a href="spotify:artist:4YLBdrR3DVSMncm785NH6C" data-name="Lenine">Lenine</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7lOUbhzQ1F3xcCMEcTtbO5" data-name="Arnaldo Antunes">Arnaldo Antunes</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:6IyBL2HQ7NB6V6xqgl3jBg" data-name="Jorge Mautner">Jorge Mautner</a>.
As a songwriter, his work has been recorded by <a href="spotify:artist:1b8kpp4DUwt1hWaxTiWQhD" data-name="Gal Costa">Gal Costa</a> (“Casca”, from Estratrosférica), <a href="spotify:artist:68KlLCPyeiNtzy741tAwhQ" data-name="Ava Rocha">Ava Rocha</a> (“O Jardim”, from Ava Patrya Yndia Yracema), <a href="spotify:artist:5gWFbdcQOMRYz1cdCuBxWO" data-name="Illy">Illy</a> (“Baleia”, from Voo Longe), and <a href="spotify:artist:7uvxsk688pwnBNA62cTKS1" data-name="Ana Frango Elétrico">Ana Frango Elétrico</a> (“Doutor Sabe Tudo”, from Me Chama De Gato Que Eu Sou Sua).
In music production, he has signed albums such as Ava Patrya Yndia Yracema and Nektar (<a href="spotify:artist:68KlLCPyeiNtzy741tAwhQ" data-name="Ava Rocha">Ava Rocha</a>), O Herói Das Estrelas &amp; A Anja Astronauta (<a href="spotify:artist:3zSmDytINNWSDugC4eVZDz" data-name="Celso Sim">Celso Sim</a>), 8 Hits! (<a href="spotify:artist:32LumSnhC4KooGFqIWlW6a" data-name="Raquel Dimantas">Raquel Dimantas</a>), and &#64;rroboboy (<a href="spotify:artist:5wZEbakWYgG3veBDBcWqj3" data-name="ROHMA">ROHMA</a>).
He also works in audiovisual, having composed and produced scores for Malu (Pedro Freire, 2024), A Vilã Das Nove (Teodoro Poppovic, 2024), Assexybilidade (Daniel Gonçalves, 2023), and Um Animal Amarelo (Felipe Bragança, 2020 – nominated for the best score in the Gramado Cinema Festival).
He has directed music videos such as “Soar Estranho” (<a href="spotify:artist:4V5mWK2gFndo7riERIRfr8" data-name="Thiago Nassif">Thiago Nassif</a>) as well as many of his own.
In 2025, he releases his fourth LP, _MNSTR_.