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G.R.E.S Passa Régua
G.R.E.S Passa Régua formed in 2004 as a collective of young musicians from Rio de Janeiro's favelas. They started playing samba with a connection to their...
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G.R.E.S Passa Régua formed in 2004 as a collective of young musicians from Rio de Janeiro's favelas. They started playing samba with a connection to their community, though some questioned their approach early on.
Their samba enredos often address social issues. The 2019 song "Porque Sou Homem Das Ruas, Filho da Noite Estrelada" sparked discussion about homelessness and urban poverty. Their lyrics have touched on political corruption and police brutality.
They've blended traditional samba with elements of hip-hop, funk, and rock. Their 2020 samba enredo continued their pattern of social commentary through music.
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