Malá e Cia
Malá e Cia formed in Rio de Janeiro with Vinícius Malaquias as the lead vocalist and songwriter. The band included Dandan do Banjo on banjo and percussion, Di...
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Malá e Cia formed in Rio de Janeiro with Vinícius Malaquias as the lead vocalist and songwriter. The band included Dandan do Banjo on banjo and percussion, Di Menor on percussion, Marcelinho Malandragem on guitar and vocals, Batata on drums, and Leko on bass. They released albums like "Malá e Cia" in 2002, "Tá Na Hora" in 2004, and "Só Pra Te Sacudir" in 2006.
Their track "Desce e Treme Com Malá e Cia" became a popular funk anthem. The band faced some criticism for explicit lyrics but continued performing. They put out later albums including "10 Anos de Maldade" in 2012 and "Funk Carioca 2014" in 2014.
Malá e Cia's live shows were known for high energy and audience participation. Their music helped spread Brazilian funk both locally and to international listeners.
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