Classe Clandestina
Classe Clandestina formed in 2005 in São Paulo, Brazil, as a hip-hop collective. Their name translates to 'Clandestine Class,' hinting at their focus on...
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Classe Clandestina formed in 2005 in São Paulo, Brazil, as a hip-hop collective. Their name translates to 'Clandestine Class,' hinting at their focus on social issues from marginalized communities. They released their debut album 'Voz do Subúrbio' in 2007, which included the track 'Ao Levantar.'
Their music often addresses themes of resistance and daily struggles, with songs like 'Tô Revoltado' and 'Apesar de Tudo' reflecting this tone. The group includes MCs Eliezer Bottura and Rodrigo D'Almeida, along with DJs Tyron and Mike 2020, who contribute to their sound.
Later albums such as 'Guerreiro Ferido' in 2011 and 'Até o Fim' in 2014 continued their work, though details about their impact or specific events are sparse in the available information. They remain active in the Brazilian hip-hop scene, known for straightforward, message-driven tracks.
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