Léo Stronda
Leonardo Rodrigues Santos, who performs as Léo Stronda, grew up in Rio de Janeiro's favelas. His music channels the raw energy of American rappers like DMX...
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Leonardo Rodrigues Santos, who performs as Léo Stronda, grew up in Rio de Janeiro's favelas. His music channels the raw energy of American rappers like DMX and 50 Cent, but it's grounded in the specific struggles he saw around him. The track 'Esmaga' became something of an anthem, though its blunt language about violence drew criticism from some quarters.
His debut album 'Flow de Rua' came out in 2007 and found an audience. He followed it with other releases like 'Toca o Terror' and 'O Trem Bala.' Over time he worked with various Brazilian artists, including Zeca Pagodinho and Pabllo Vittar. Songs like 'Veneno' and 'Vem Monstro' kept his name in rotation.
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