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Hot Players Crew
Hot Players Crew formed in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s as a collective of musicians working in Brazilian funk. Their 2018 single...
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Hot Players Crew formed in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s as a collective of musicians working in Brazilian funk. Their 2018 single "T.R.A.M.A (Part. Kon 613)" became their breakout track, gaining attention both locally and internationally.
Their music often addresses themes of poverty and social inequality, which has drawn criticism and censorship from some conservative elements in Brazilian society. They've been accused of promoting violence through their lyrics, though the band continues to work within the funk scene.
They released albums like "Favelagasta" in 2016 and "Funk é o Meu Norte" in 2020, and have collaborated with artists including Kon 613, who appears on "T.R.A.M.A." Another track, "Malvada," appears among their most popular songs.
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