Vida Vira - Videoclip

The music video for "Vida Vira", by the Berlin-based band Rainhas do Norte, features a striking and emotionally charged choreography created by Uriara Maciel and Tiago Rosa. Movement is at the heart of the video, serving as the main narrative element to express the song’s themes of transformation, resilience, and protest.

The choreography blends contemporary and Afro-Brazilian influences, translating the song's message into powerful visual language. Each gesture and step reflects the emotional intensity of the music, evoking a sense of collective memory, struggle, and hope.

While the song was inspired in part by the story of Marielle Franco—the Brazilian city councilwoman who was assassinated in 2018—the focus of the video is on using dance as a form of resistance and storytelling. Uriara Maciel and Tiago Rosa channel the spirit of the lyrics into a physical performance that communicates both personal and political depth.

Through this combination of music and movement, "Vida Vira" becomes not just a song, but a moving visual experience that denounces injustice while celebrating the power of expression.