JMS
JMS is a Brazilian group known for making songs about anime characters, particularly Nezuko from Demon Slayer. Their track "O Rap Mais Fofo da Nezuko" became...
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JMS is a Brazilian group known for making songs about anime characters, particularly Nezuko from Demon Slayer. Their track "O Rap Mais Fofo da Nezuko" became popular among fans of the series. They work in a style that mixes hip-hop with Brazilian funk rhythms.
Their music often draws directly from anime themes, with songs like "Rap da Akatsuki - O Amigo Oculto da Akatsuki" and "Rap Tobi e Deidara (Naruto)" focusing on Naruto characters. Another track, "Me Agarre e Me Jogue Na Parede," shows their approach to blending anime references with contemporary Brazilian sounds.
They started releasing music with an EP called "Nezuko Raps" and later put out other work including "Anime Girls" and "Funk de Nezuko." Their material circulates primarily within anime fan communities rather than mainstream Brazilian music channels.
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