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Dj DANIEL
DJ DANIEL is Daniel Fernandes de Souza from Rio de Janeiro. He started as a DJ playing local clubs, and his 1997 track 'Vai Toma No Cú' became a breakout hit...
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DJ DANIEL is Daniel Fernandes de Souza from Rio de Janeiro. He started as a DJ playing local clubs, and his 1997 track 'Vai Toma No Cú' became a breakout hit that got attention for its explicit lyrics and defiant tone.
He followed that with other songs like 'Stereo Love' and 'Volta Pra Min,' working in a mix of funk carioca, hip-hop, and samba. His music sometimes touches on social or political themes, but keeps the direct, provocative edge that first got people talking.
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