Brazilian rapper Veigh has teamed up with G.A. and MC Meno K for “só penso em tu garota,” a new collaboration that brings together contemporary Brazilian rap and funk.
Released on August 13, 2026 through Supernova Entertainment, the track runs for just over three minutes and is officially classified as Funk on Apple Music. The collaboration places Veigh alongside G.A. and MC Meno K for a record built around relationships, desire and the complicated emotions that follow a breakup.
The release is part of G.A.’s FUNK DE CANALHA II, continuing the artist’s work within Brazil’s funk scene while bringing one of the country’s biggest contemporary rap names into the mix.
Veigh Steps Into Funk Territory
“Só penso em tu garota” is another example of how difficult it has become to draw a hard line between Brazilian rap and funk.
Veigh has built his reputation around trap and contemporary hip-hop, while G.A. and MC Meno K are closely connected to Brazil’s funk ecosystem. Their collaboration therefore brings together audiences that increasingly overlap across Brazil’s urban music scene.
The track’s production and structure lean toward funk, while Veigh’s presence gives the record an additional rap identity.
Rather than presenting the genres as separate movements, the collaboration reflects how Brazilian artists are increasingly moving between scenes and sounds.
A Song About Wanting Someone Back
At the center of “só penso em tu garota” is a relationship that has fallen apart but has not completely disappeared.
The song revolves around a narrator who still thinks about a former partner and wants another chance to reconnect. At the same time, there is a sense of pride and emotional distance, with the possibility of moving on hanging over the relationship.
That tension gives the track its central hook and makes the collaboration feel more like a conversation between different voices than a straightforward party record.
The lyrics move between longing, jealousy and the desire to reconnect, while references to baile culture place the song firmly within Brazil’s contemporary urban environment.
G.A., Veigh and MC Meno K
The collaboration brings together three artists with different positions within Brazil’s current music landscape.
G.A. leads the record, with Veigh and MC Meno K joining him on the track. All three are credited as songwriters.
For Veigh, the release adds another collaboration to an already expanding catalog and demonstrates his willingness to work outside a strictly defined trap sound.
MC Meno K, meanwhile, adds another connection to the funk side of the country’s urban music movement, making the record particularly relevant to listeners who follow the intersection between funk, trap and rap.
Part of FUNK DE CANALHA II
“Só penso em tu garota” appears within the wider FUNK DE CANALHA II project associated with G.A. The single was released by Supernova Entertainment, the label behind the collaboration.
The project also includes tracks such as “foto com o bumbum pra lua,” “difícil de controlar,” “ela só pensa em transar” and “minha preferida,” placing the collaboration within a broader funk-focused body of work.
The decision to bring Veigh into that environment is significant. His popularity within Brazilian trap gives the release access to an audience beyond traditional funk listeners.
Another Rap and Funk Crossover
Brazil’s urban music scene has increasingly blurred the boundaries between rap, trap and funk.
Artists can move between these sounds without necessarily being restricted to one scene, while collaborations help expose each artist to new audiences.
“Só penso em tu garota” fits directly into that movement.
Veigh’s involvement gives the track a strong hip-hop connection, while G.A. and MC Meno K keep the record rooted in contemporary Brazilian funk.
For HipHopBrazil, the collaboration is another example of where the country’s urban music scene is heading: toward a space where trap, rap and funk increasingly exist side by side.
“Só penso em tu garota” is now available across major streaming platforms.
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