Marina Lima and Adriana Calcanhotto collaborate on a new track titled 'Só que não', which is featured in Marina's upcoming album 'Ópera Grunkie' scheduled for release on March 24. This marks a notable reunion of the two Brazilian pop songwriters, who previously worked together on the 2011 album 'Clímax'. Their earlier partnership yielded the song 'Não me venha mais com o amor', which was well received by critics and fans alike but did not lead to further collaborations at the time.

The rekindling of their partnership after 15 years signals a potentially significant moment in Brazilian pop music, as both artists are renowned for their distinct styles and contributions to the genre. Their previous collaboration was embraced for its lyrical depth and melodic sophistication, and there are high expectations for what this new song may bring to the table. As listeners anticipate 'Ópera Grunkie', the combined talents of Lima and Calcanhotto are poised to create a work that resonates with their shared audience.

Moreover, Lima's continued exploration of her musical identity, including this collaboration, reflects broader trends in the Brazilian music scene where established artists seek to innovate through partnerships. The track 'Chega pra mim', another collaborative effort from Marina with Márcio Tinoco, further showcases her commitment to evolving her sound while staying connected to fellow musicians. The upcoming album is already generating buzz and will likely attract considerable attention from both media and music fans.