Jean do Fogo
Jean do Fogo formed in 1997 in the Paraisópolis favela of São Paulo, started by Paulo César "PC" da Silva and Daniel "Klauss" Freitas. They played in...
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Jean do Fogo formed in 1997 in the Paraisópolis favela of São Paulo, started by Paulo César "PC" da Silva and Daniel "Klauss" Freitas. They played in underground venues and community gatherings, with lyrics that came from their own experiences and the struggles around them.
Their 2009 debut album "Não Vai Morrer" gave them a national platform, with the title track becoming an anthem in Brazil. The song "Não Vai Morrer" captured something specific about resilience in marginalized communities.
Their outspoken lyrics have sometimes led to censorship attempts. The band has released several albums since, including "Roda Viva" in 2012, "Receita Pra Alegria" in 2015, and "Liberdade de Pensar" in 2019.
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