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Mc Duda
Mc Duda is Douglas Alessandro dos Santos, who grew up in the Jardim Ângela neighborhood of São Paulo. He started writing and recording tracks in a home...
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Mc Duda is Douglas Alessandro dos Santos, who grew up in the Jardim Ângela neighborhood of São Paulo. He started writing and recording tracks in a home studio, drawing from Brazilian funk artists like Mr. Catra and MC Guimê.
His song "Olha Aí" became a viral hit in 2015, which brought wider attention. Other tracks like "Seu Jeito" and "Iate" followed, and he worked with artists including Anitta, Ludmilla, and Kevinho.
Some of his lyrics about favela life have drawn criticism, and he's been involved in copyright disputes. He released albums like "Em Alta" in 2016 and "Favela Venceu" in 2018.
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