DJ Cirilo de Caxias

DJ Cirilo de Caxias works out of Caxias do Sul in Brazil, making music that leans heavily into explicit lyrics and raw funk production. His track 'Aqui Na Parma Tu Vem Pra Fuder' became particularly notorious for its sexual content, leading to some venues banning his performances and certain platforms removing his music. He didn't back down from that reputation, instead letting it become part of his identity.

His sound pulls from Brazilian funk and hip-hop, with songs like 'Tropa da Parma' built around simple, repetitive beats that work well in crowded spaces. The music isn't subtle, but it's effective at what it does, getting a reaction, whether that's dancing or debate. He handles most of the vocal and production work himself, with occasional contributions from other local DJs and MCs.

Cirilo's discography includes the 2013 album 'Funk da Zona Sul' and a handful of singles that follow a similar template. The lyrics tend to be direct, sometimes satirical, and often focused on themes that mainstream Brazilian music typically avoids. His audience seems to appreciate that bluntness, even when it makes other listeners uncomfortable.