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D Maloka
D Maloka formed in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, with Dedé Maloka on vocals and guitar. Their music came from that environment, with lyrics that reflected...
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D Maloka formed in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, with Dedé Maloka on vocals and guitar. Their music came from that environment, with lyrics that reflected the realities around them. The band included Magrão on bass, Jorge on drums, and Maninho on percussion.
Their song 'Torcedor da Agonia' connected with Brazilian listeners, especially football fans who recognized the emotional extremes in its lyrics. It became a hit for the band.
D Maloka faced criticism for their outspoken lyrics at times, but they kept making music for years. Their recordings show a progression from rougher early work to more developed later material.
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