Jhones Dukavaco
Jhones Dukavaco came up in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, where he started making music as a young man. In 2013, his single "Acorda" broke through with its raw...
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Jhones Dukavaco came up in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, where he started making music as a young man. In 2013, his single "Acorda" broke through with its raw lyrics and rhythms that connected with listeners across Brazil. The song became one of his most recognizable tracks, along with others like "Arrependimento" and "Fim do Jogo."
His sound pulled from samba, funk, and hip-hop, and he played with a band that included Raphael "RafaBeats" on drums, Gabriel "Gaby" on bass, and Thales "Tato" on keys.
In 2019, he put out a self-titled album. The songs from that period, including "Como Seria" and "Ex - Namorado," continued to reflect his straightforward approach to writing about personal and social themes.
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