Camerrom
Camerrom formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with Rappin' Hood and DJ Hum at the center. Their music came from the city's favelas and spoke directly to the...
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Camerrom formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with Rappin' Hood and DJ Hum at the center. Their music came from the city's favelas and spoke directly to the experiences of people living there. The song 'Já Basta Morrer' became something of an anthem, addressing police violence in plain terms.
Their albums, like 'Raça, Classe e Luta' and 'O Mundo É Nosso', carried that same directness. They worked with figures like Chico Buarque and Caetano Veloso, but the focus stayed on the streets. Other tracks, such as 'Solidão Sem Fim' and 'Tarde Demais', kept that grounded, conversational tone about everyday struggles.
They faced pushback for being so outspoken, including bans from some radio stations and venues. But the music kept coming from the same place, without much polish or pretense. It was just Rappin' Hood's delivery over DJ Hum's beats, talking about what they saw around them.
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