Look de Patrão
Look de Patrão formed in São Paulo around 2015 when MCs Negão do K-9 and Daleste collaborated on the track 'Brota No Paredão.' That song became an instant...
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Look de Patrão formed in São Paulo around 2015 when MCs Negão do K-9 and Daleste collaborated on the track 'Brota No Paredão.' That song became an instant hit, racking up millions of YouTube views and establishing the duo's presence.
Their debut album 'O Mundo É Nosso' came out in 2016, followed by the 2018 album 'Na Batida.' The music blends funk carioca with trap and hip-hop elements, with songs like 'Meu Bebê Look De Patrão' among their popular tracks.
In 2019, MC Daleste was murdered, which created a significant disruption for the group. Their lyrics have drawn criticism at times for explicit content, but they've maintained a loyal following in Brazilian street culture.
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