Flaco Flow y Melanina
Flaco Flow y Melanina formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2002, with Anderson "Flaco" Leonardo and Guilherme "Melanina" Dias at the core. They came up playing funk...
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Flaco Flow y Melanina formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2002, with Anderson "Flaco" Leonardo and Guilherme "Melanina" Dias at the core. They came up playing funk carioca, mixing in hip-hop, reggae, and soul. Their songs often dealt with social issues around poverty and racism, drawing from life in the favelas.
They put out albums like "Vai Passar" in 2009 and "A Revolta do Caboclo" in 2011. The track "La Jungla" came out in 2020 on an album of the same name. Other songs include "Ponga Atención" and "Whiskey Brandy."
Their lyrics sometimes got them into trouble with authorities, facing some censorship and pushback. They kept recording through it, releasing "Nação Hip Hop" in 2014 and "Lutador" in 2017.
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