Familia Pira Pura
Familia Pira Pura formed in 2009 when childhood friends Bruno Bezerra and Thiago Soares started making music together in Rio de Janeiro's Cidade de Deus...
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Familia Pira Pura formed in 2009 when childhood friends Bruno Bezerra and Thiago Soares started making music together in Rio de Janeiro's Cidade de Deus neighborhood. They blended reggae with hip-hop and funk, creating a sound that spoke directly to their community's experiences.
Their song "Reggae de Periferia" became something of an anthem, addressing police violence and social inequality in plain terms. The track resonated with listeners who recognized their own realities in the lyrics, though the band's straightforward approach to these topics sometimes drew attention from authorities.
They released their first album "Periferia" in 2014, followed by "Reggae de Resistência" in 2016 and "Favelão" in 2019. Bruno handles lead vocals and guitar while Thiago plays bass, keeping their lineup relatively simple as they continue to document life in the city's periphery.
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