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Mc Dama
Mc Dama is Damião Rodrigues da Silva, who started making music in Rio de Janeiro's favelas in the early 2000s. His 2005 single "Fica Comigo" became a national...
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Mc Dama is Damião Rodrigues da Silva, who started making music in Rio de Janeiro's favelas in the early 2000s. His 2005 single "Fica Comigo" became a national hit in Brazil, getting played on radio stations and in clubs.
He released several albums after that, including "Noite de Amor" in 2007, "Dance do Créu" in 2009, "Coração de Aço" in 2012, and "Minha História" in 2014. The English version of his breakout song is called "Stay With Me."
Mc Dama has performed as a solo artist while working with different musicians and producers. His music often touches on social issues affecting his community.
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