L.K Na Voz
L.K Na Voz formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2004 as a funk carioca band. The group featured vocalists MC Lelê and MC Tati Quebra-Barraco, with DJ Anderson, DJ Tio...
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L.K Na Voz formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2004 as a funk carioca band. The group featured vocalists MC Lelê and MC Tati Quebra-Barraco, with DJ Anderson, DJ Tio Fresh, and DJ Gugu handling turntables and percussion.
Their 2009 track "Mutação" became a breakthrough hit, resonating particularly with Brazil's marginalized communities. The song's lyrics often sparked conversations about social issues, though some critics accused their music of promoting violence or objectifying women.
They released several albums including "Lance de Vida" in 2005, "Mutação" in 2009, and "Isso É Funk" in 2011. Other songs like "Parque Da Taboca" and "Vida De Um Gangsta" continued their style of rhythmic funk with socially conscious themes.
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