Jovens Pretos Milionários
Jovens Pretos Milionários formed in 1992 around brothers Renato and Wilson Negromonte. Their music pulled from samba, hip-hop, and reggae, and their lyrics...
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Jovens Pretos Milionários formed in 1992 around brothers Renato and Wilson Negromonte. Their music pulled from samba, hip-hop, and reggae, and their lyrics often addressed racism and poverty. They released five studio albums between 1993 and 2009, including their self-titled debut and later records like A História de um Preto and Revolta Urbana.
Alongside the Negromonte brothers, the group included vocalist Maria Helena, guitarist Luciano, and drummer Douglas at various points. Their song 'Moonlight' appears among their most recognized tracks. The band's work sometimes met with resistance from authorities who found their messages challenging.
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