Zamunda
Branding, Identity
Zamunda is an audiovisual studio in São Paulo dedicated to sound-led content and narratives invented with people who have something to say. Its language emerges from the noise of São Paulo: the typography found on its streets, hand-painted signs, intense contrasts, sonic chaos, and the graphic energy running through the urban landscape. The system combines typography with a vibrant presence, high-contrast compositions, and an electric palette. This vernacular memory meets a direct, contemporary expression capable of accompanying different voices, guests, formats, and platforms while remaining instantly recognizable.
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