Farpa XXI
Farpa XXI came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s with a sound that mixed electro-funk with Brazilian rhythms. Their 1998 album 'Bomberman' gave them a dance...
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Farpa XXI came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s with a sound that mixed electro-funk with Brazilian rhythms. Their 1998 album 'Bomberman' gave them a dance floor hit with the title track, which became one of their most recognizable songs.
João Erbetta handled vocals and keyboards, Pedro Hamer played drums, Fábio Brum was on bass, and Simone Almeida added percussion. They released albums like 'Funkshop' in 2000 and 'On the Run' in 2003, working with socially conscious lyrics alongside their grooves. Songs like 'Causa e Efeito' and 'Cuidado com a TV!' carried that approach.
Some critics were skeptical about their genre blending at first, but their live shows built a following. Their music didn't shy away from political themes, which sometimes stirred discussion.
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