If you thought you'd seen it all from Ronaldinho, hold on, because the "Bruxo" has just reinvented himself once again.
Yes, the same one who made us smile with his football and his impossible plays now arrives with a new musical project: her first studio album, “Bruxaria 051”.
The title says it all. “Bruxaria” means witchcraft in Portuguese, and the number 051 is the code for his hometown, Porto Alegre. In other words, this album is pure Ronaldinho: magic, streetwise, and Brazil.
From stadiums to studio
“Bruxaria 051” has 22 topics and it sounds like a mix of rap, funk and street, with collaborations from artists such as Shenlong, Dexter, MC Hariel, MC Kadu and MC Menor JP, among several others.
Ronaldinho defined it as “a dream born in the streets”, and seeing what it conveys, it makes sense: the album sounds free, it sounds happy, and above all, it sounds like him.
“Magic turned into music. Between laughter, punches, and memories, the troupe turned the impossible into sound,” she wrote on Instagram.
It's not his first time behind the microphone 🎤
In case you didn't know, Ronaldinho had already gotten into music a few years ago with his project Witch Troop, where he released songs like “Oclin e Evoque” either “Bandit Chemistry”.
But this time, he goes a step further. “Bruxaria 051” isn't just a collaboration or a curiosity: it's his way of continuing to create, of expressing himself without the ball, but with the same flow as always.
The “Bruxo” does not lose the magic
There are many footballers who have tried their hand at music—Pelé, Gabigol, Memphis Depay…—but Ronaldinho's experience has a different flavor.
Perhaps because he was always more than football: a smile, rhythm, joy, and that unpredictable touch that can't be trained.
And that, precisely, is what this album conveys.
“Bruxaria 051” isn't just music. It's a statement: Magic doesn't go out, it just changes form.
So if you like it Brazilian funk, he rap with street soul Or you're just curious to see another side of the most charismatic "10" in history, take a look at this album.
Because Ronaldinho may have left the stadiums… but its magic continues to sound more alive than ever.
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