SB19, BINI, BGYO, And HORI7ON Among The Filipino Acts Nominated At Brazil’s BreakTudo Awards 2026
These OPM acts take the international spotlight with multiple nominations at the Brazilian awards show.
SB19, BINI: Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment and Star Music.
SB19: Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
Filipino acts continue to make waves on the international stage, with several homegrown artists earning nominations at Brazil’s BreakTudo Awards 2026.
P-pop groups SB19, BINI, BGYO, and HORI7ON are among the Filipino acts recognized at this year’s awards, joined by fellow artists Cup of Joe, Arthur Nery, and Rob Deniel.
With an impressive three nominations, the Kings of P-pop SB19 are vying for International Male Group, International Collaboration of the Year for their track “Emoji” featuring C-pop queen JOLIN, and International Fandom of the Year for their dedicated fandom, A’TIN.
Meanwhile, the Nation’s Girl Group BINI also received three nominations: International Female Group, International Music Video of the Year for the sugary anthem “Sweet Tooth,” and International Fandom of the Year for their fans, Blooms.
BGYO, in turn, earned nominations for Asian Artist and International Anthem of the Year for the On Demand track “Forever Tonight.” Joining them in the Asian Artist category is “RomCom” hitmaker, Rob Deniel. Fellow P-pop group HORI7ON are nominated for International Rising Artist, alongside Filipino pop rock band Cup of Joe. Completing the list of Filipino nominees, OPM heartthrob Arthur Nery is in the running for BreakTudo’s Global Artist.
Proudly representing the Philippines, these Filipino acts are being recognized alongside international music heavyweights such as Taylor Swift, Madonna, Bruno Mars, Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter, BTS, BLACKPINK, and KATSEYE, among many others.
Voting for the BreakTudo Awards 2026 will remain open until October 17, 2026 through the awards’ official website. The awarding ceremony is scheduled to take place on November 24, 2026 in São Paulo, Brazil. Established in 2016, the Brazilian awards show recognizes artists and personalities from Brazil and around the world across music, television, and internet content creation.
In related news, SB19, BINI, Cup of Joe, and Arthur Nery are also among the nominees at The Filipino Music Awards 2026, which will take place on October 6, 2026 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Tickets are available for purchase through SariSari Shopping until October 2, 2026.
Check out the full list of nominees here and cast your vote in this year’s People’s Choice Awards, with SB19 and BINI both nominated in their respective categories.
Fans can also show their support for their favorite Filipino acts at the BreakTudo Awards 2026 by casting their votes here.
Frequently Asked Questions
SB19 (three nods, including International Collaboration for “Emoji” with JOLIN), BINI (three nods, including International Music Video for “Sweet Tooth”), BGYO, and HORI7ON all received nominations.
SB19 earned three nominations: International Male Group, International Collaboration of the Year for “Emoji” featuring JOLIN, and International Fandom of the Year for A’TIN.
BINI received three nominations: International Female Group, International Music Video of the Year for “Sweet Tooth,” and International Fandom of the Year for the Blooms.
Fans can vote for BreakTudo Awards 2026 nominees through the awards’ official website until October 17, 2026, ahead of the ceremony on November 24 in São Paulo.
SB19, BINI, Cup of Joe, and Arthur Nery are also nominated at The Filipino Music Awards 2026, set for October 6 at SM Mall of Asia Arena.

Andrea Manuel
Andrea Manuel is a Writer at Billboard Philippines, covering the latest developments in Filipino music and culture. She reports on daily news spanning OPM, P-pop, hip-hop, and mainstream international releases that resonate with Filipino audiences, helping readers stay informed on the artists, releases, and trends shaping today’s music landscape.
Her coverage includes music releases, artist debuts, concert announcements, festival appearances, industry developments, and notable milestones, with a particular interest in documenting the evolving stories of both emerging and established artists across genres.
Andrea has also written concert and album reviews, as well as feature stories drawn from artist interviews. Through timely and engaging reporting, she highlights artists, releases, and cultural moments driving conversations across the Philippine music industry and beyond.