B.4.c.
B.4.C. was a Brazilian pop group that formed in 2002. The name stood for "Boys for a Cause," and the quartet included Alexandre Pires, Felipe Dylon, Negrinho...
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B.4.C. was a Brazilian pop group that formed in 2002. The name stood for "Boys for a Cause," and the quartet included Alexandre Pires, Felipe Dylon, Negrinho do Pastoreio, and Robson Moura. Their debut single "Mais Alto" became popular quickly, mixing pop, funk, and samba elements.
They released their self-titled debut album in 2003, followed by several more albums including "Ao Vivo no Maracanã" in 2004. The group faced criticism about their musical style and some ethical questions during their run, though they kept recording and performing.
B.4.C. disbanded in 2010, with the members moving on to individual projects. Their music, particularly songs like "Mais Alto," remains part of Brazil's pop landscape from that period.
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