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D10
D10 formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2004, started by Denny and Deko. Their sound mixed samba rhythms with hip-hop, drawing from the city's neighborhoods. The song...
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D10 formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2004, started by Denny and Deko. Their sound mixed samba rhythms with hip-hop, drawing from the city's neighborhoods. The song "Chuta o Balde" became their breakout hit, connecting with listeners across Brazil.
Their lyrics often dealt with poverty, violence, and inequality, which brought them both attention and criticism. They kept making music that addressed social issues like police brutality and racial discrimination, building a reputation for speaking directly about difficult topics.
Over time they released albums including "Da Lama ao Caos" in 2005, "Favela Chic" in 2008, and "Ode ao Samba" in 2017. The group included Denny on vocals, Deko on guitar, Leandro on bass, Renato on drums, Preto on percussion, DJ Tamenpi on turntables, and MC Bina on vocals.
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