Leandro e As Abusadas
Leandro e As Abusadas came out of Rio de Janeiro's favelas in the early 2010s. Their sound mixed funk carioca with hip-hop rhythms, and songs like 'Mel do...
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Leandro e As Abusadas came out of Rio de Janeiro's favelas in the early 2010s. Their sound mixed funk carioca with hip-hop rhythms, and songs like 'Mel do Egito' with CABBRAU and 'To Com O Cu Pegando Fogo' got attention for their direct lyrics about life in those neighborhoods.
The group faced criticism for lyrics some saw as objectifying women, but Leandro argued they were reflecting real experiences. Their albums included 'Favela Chic' in 2011 and 'Mel do Egito' in 2015, with backing vocals from members like Michelle and Thaís.
They became known in Brazil for giving a voice to marginalized communities, though debates about their work continued. Tracks like 'Abaixa a Cabeça' and 'Caco de Puta' kept their raw, energetic style consistent through the 2010s.
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