Bonde Das Gramadas
Bonde Das Gramadas came out of São Paulo's streets with a mix of funk carioca, hip-hop, and electro. The group was led by MC Vulgo FK and DJ Moura, who...
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Bonde Das Gramadas came out of São Paulo's streets with a mix of funk carioca, hip-hop, and electro. The group was led by MC Vulgo FK and DJ Moura, who started playing in local bars and community centers.
Their music kept that raw, confrontational style across four albums, including 'Solta a Batida' in 2011 and 'Favelado' in 2013. Songs like 'Eta' and 'Melô do Cotonete' carried the same energy, built on funk rhythms and hip-hop storytelling. The lineup included DJ Anderson Noise, Pantico on bass, and Timba on drums.
FK faced a brief imprisonment at one point, but the group kept working. They released 'Rasgando os Céus' in 2016, staying with the sounds that first connected in their neighborhood spots.
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