Artur Desh
Artur Desh came together in Salvador, Brazil, in the early 1990s. Their song "Respeito É Pra Quem Tem Dinheiro" became a kind of anthem, speaking to...
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Artur Desh came together in Salvador, Brazil, in the early 1990s. Their song "Respeito É Pra Quem Tem Dinheiro" became a kind of anthem, speaking to frustrations about inequality. The band mixed samba, funk, and rap, with Arthur Oliveira on vocals.
They faced criticism for their lyrics and themes, which some groups found provocative. This led to some run-ins with authorities. But their music kept addressing social issues, like on tracks such as "Carro Rebaixado Não É Crime" and "Faz o Que Dá."
Other members included Reinaldo "Rei" Fraga on bass, Márcio "Marquinho" Oliveira on drums, and André "Panda" Oliveira on guitar. They put out albums like "Respeito É Pra Quem Tem Dinheiro" in 1993 and "Sempre Fui Eu Mesmo" in 1995.
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