A Brazilian funk artist whose tracks like 'X1' and 'CABARÉ' speak directly to favela life.
If you want to hear him at his most direct, try 'X1'. For the collaborative side of his sound, 'CABARÉ' with Orochi works.
In 2017, 'X1' broke through with millions of views by portraying street life in a way that drew both criticism and recognition. His music, including tracks like 'CABARÉ' with Orochi, comes from Cidade de Deus and features other Brazilian funk artists in the genre's collaborative style. It's not polished pop, it's the sound of a specific place, with verses that feel lived-in.
He started making music as a teenager in Cidade de Deus, with early lyrics rooted in that environment. After 'X1' gained wider attention in 2017, he followed with tracks like 'Né Segredo' and appeared on projects like 'Poesia Acústica #13'.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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