Carlão Guerreiro da Leste e Dj Bibi

Carlão Guerreiro da Leste and DJ Bibi worked together in Rio de Janeiro's funk scene. Their track 'Quem Não É Visto Não É Lembrado' came out in 2000 and became a staple in the genre. The song's straightforward rhythm and memorable title phrase gave it a plainspoken appeal that connected with listeners.

Carlão, born Carlos Alberto da Silva, came from Rio's East Zone. DJ Bibi, whose real name is Luiz Cláudio, was from the North Zone. They were joined by Flavinho on percussion and Serginho on bass. Their music drew from funk's basic energy without much ornamentation.

Their lyrics sometimes touched on everyday life in the neighborhoods they came from. This direct approach meant their songs occasionally drew attention from people outside their usual audience. They kept making music through the early 2000s, putting out albums like 'Bole Bole' in 2001 and 'Festa Funk' the following year.

Beyond 'Quem Não É Visto Não É Lembrado', they recorded tracks like 'Brasil, Mostra a Tua Cara' in 2004 and 'Tá no Grau' in 2006. Their sound stayed rooted in the straightforward funk rhythms that defined their collaboration from the start.