Brazil presidential rivals Lula, Flavio Bolsonaro release catchy campaign anthems

In Brazil, two people who want to be president are using songs to win over voters.

President Lula picked a bouncy, exciting song called 'Silva's Rap.'

It comes from a kind of music called funk that started in poor neighborhoods like the slums of Rio de Janeiro.

The song tells the story of how Lula grew up as a regular person and became a leader.

His rival, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, picked a country-style song called 'Come With Faith.'

That song talks a lot about faith, hope, and believing in a better tomorrow.

It was made with the help of a computer program called AI.

The song tries to connect with people who love religion and life in the countryside.

Songs have been part of Brazilian elections for a very long time because they help candidates reach lots of people.

The type of song a candidate chooses can show voters what the candidate cares about.