Fato Kriminal
Fato Kriminal formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s, bringing together funk, samba, and reggae. Their 2005 single "Momentos" became a national hit,...
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Fato Kriminal formed in Salvador, Bahia in the early 2000s, bringing together funk, samba, and reggae. Their 2005 single "Momentos" became a national hit, though the band's raw lyrics drew some criticism for being too explicit.
The group included Nininho on vocals, Naldo on guitar, Danilo on bass, and Tiago on drums. They released albums like Fato Kriminal in 2006, Universo Paralelo in 2009, O Mundo É Nosso in 2012, and Fato Real in 2015. Their songs often dealt with social inequality and everyday struggles, with tracks like "Sofrimentos" reflecting those themes.
Fato Kriminal's sound helped popularize Bahian funk beyond their region. Their music maintained a connection to traditional Brazilian rhythms while incorporating urban influences.
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