Mc Jaque Barraqueira
Mc Jaque Barraqueira came up in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, where he started making music under his birth name, João Jaques de Souza. His debut single 'Me...
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Mc Jaque Barraqueira came up in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, where he started making music under his birth name, João Jaques de Souza. His debut single 'Me Rendo a Ti' came out in 2014 and caught on quickly in the local funk scene.
His songs often mix traditional funk rhythms with lyrics that talk plainly about life in those neighborhoods. This direct approach has connected with some listeners while drawing criticism from others who find the content too explicit.
He's put out several tracks since then, including 'Me Chama de Canhão' and 'Vai Embrazando.' The music keeps a steady, percussive drive that works for dancing, even when the words touch on rougher subjects.
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