C12
C12 started in 2007 in São Paulo, with members DJ Magrão, Gustavo, Marcos, and Ricardo. Their music mixed electronic dance beats, rap, and funk, which caught...
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C12 started in 2007 in São Paulo, with members DJ Magrão, Gustavo, Marcos, and Ricardo. Their music mixed electronic dance beats, rap, and funk, which caught on with young listeners in Brazil. They put out albums like "C12" and "Novo Rumo", and their track "C12Clan - Novo Rumo (Part. Omar)" shows their collaborative side with Omar.
They kept at it, using their platform to address issues affecting marginalized communities. Another song, "Judy", fits into their catalog of work that blends danceable rhythms with pointed lyrics.
Over time, C12 became known for a style some called "funk consciente", with albums like "É o Terror" and "Respeita as Mina". They worked with artists including Karol Conká and Em, expanding their reach without losing their grounded approach.
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