MC D'Eddy
MC D'Eddy was born Edson Pereira D'Eddy in 1973. He started performing at local parties and street gatherings in Rio de Janeiro, drawing from samba, soul, and...
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MC D'Eddy was born Edson Pereira D'Eddy in 1973. He started performing at local parties and street gatherings in Rio de Janeiro, drawing from samba, soul, and funk. His debut album was called "Quero Ver Você Dançar," which shares its name with his signature song.
That track became an anthem in Brazilian funk, and he followed it with albums like "Superação" and "Só Pra Curtir." Other songs in his catalog include "Rap do Romário," "Jeito de Ser (Menina)," "Rap do Pirão," and "Garota."
He worked with other funk artists such as MC Marcinho, Buchecha, and Mr. Catra. His band, Grupo D'Eddy, included Sérgio de Souza on percussion, Cláudio Oliveira on guitar, and Flávio C.
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