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G98 RAP
G98 RAP formed in 1998 in Guaianases, a working-class neighborhood in São Paulo's east zone. The original members were MCs Bonga, Rafuagi, and Magrão. Their...
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G98 RAP formed in 1998 in Guaianases, a working-class neighborhood in São Paulo's east zone. The original members were MCs Bonga, Rafuagi, and Magrão. Their debut single "Geração do Pecado" came out in 1999 and became an anthem in Brazilian hip-hop circles.
Their lyrics often dealt directly with urban life and social issues, which sometimes drew criticism. The group expanded over time to include other MCs like Djonga, Rincon Sapiência, and Predella. They released albums including "Novos Rumos" in 2004, "Gueto sem Lei" in 2007, and "Clássicos do Gueto" in 2013.
Songs like "Cidade Dorme" and "Geração do Pecado" captured the realities of their community. The group maintained a consistent presence in Brazilian hip-hop for years, with their early work particularly influencing other artists who followed.
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