D'patrão
D'Patrão formed in Luanda, Angola in the late 1990s around singer and songwriter Geraldo Patrício. Their early work blended traditional Angolan rhythms with...
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D'Patrão formed in Luanda, Angola in the late 1990s around singer and songwriter Geraldo Patrício. Their early work blended traditional Angolan rhythms with hip-hop and Afrobeat, creating a sound that spoke to local youth. The 2005 album 'Eu Sou D'Patrão' brought wider attention, particularly through the single 'Distância' which became popular across Angola.
Their lineup has included Paulo Flores on bass, Tony Nguxi on drums, Bruno M on guitar, and Deejay Telio on turntables. Later albums like 'Mais Um Passo' (2007), 'Hoje' (2010), and 'É Preciso Acreditar' (2013) continued their output. Songs such as 'Junção Mar Foda' and 'Strondante' show their mix of rhythmic energy and social commentary.
While their lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, their music maintained a danceable quality that kept them popular in Angola's club scene. They've released material into the 2020s with albums like 'Coragem' (2020), maintaining their core sound while adapting to changing musical trends.
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