Fideo Black
Fideo Black formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s with four members: DJ Sidney, Felipe Cohen, Pedro Alvarenga, and Dani Black. They worked with funk beats...
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Fideo Black formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s with four members: DJ Sidney, Felipe Cohen, Pedro Alvarenga, and Dani Black. They worked with funk beats and samba melodies, though the specifics of how they blended those sounds aren't well documented.
In 2008 they released "Bota Um," which became a dance track that got attention internationally. They put out other albums like "Cadê?" in 2005, "Praia" in 2010, and "Malandro" in 2015. Songs like "Dharma Ganja" and "Liga a Luz" show up in their catalog, but there's not much detail about how those fit into their work.
At some point they faced accusations about using samples without authorization, though the details and outcome aren't clear. Their music circulated in dance contexts, but the claims about inspiring countless artists or uniting people globally feel like promotional language without concrete examples.
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