F Malotti
F Malotti is the stage name of Felipe Malotti, a Brazilian artist who released his debut single 'Pra Começar' in 2019. The track featured rappers Felp 22 and...
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F Malotti is the stage name of Felipe Malotti, a Brazilian artist who released his debut single 'Pra Começar' in 2019. The track featured rappers Felp 22 and Marginal Supply. The song's blend of rap and funk rhythms caught attention in São Paulo, where Malotti developed his sound.
His music incorporates elements of funk and rap with Brazilian rhythmic patterns. The group includes DJs Caique, Galdino, and PH alongside Malotti's vocals. Their live shows are known for their energy and the connection between the performers.
Some of Malotti's work addresses social themes, which has occasionally drawn criticism. He continues to release music, including tracks like 'Samba de uma Nota Só' and 'Tá Tranquilo'.
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