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Mc Ls
Mc Ls came out of Rio de Janeiro's favelas in the early 2000s. They were a group of young guys making funk music, with members like Mc Koringa, Mc Dede, and...
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Mc Ls came out of Rio de Janeiro's favelas in the early 2000s. They were a group of young guys making funk music, with members like Mc Koringa, Mc Dede, and Mc Créu. Their sound was built for the streets and dance halls.
In 2005, they released "Mexe a Bundinha," which translates to "Shake Your Booty." The song's catchy melody and direct lyrics about female sexuality made it an instant hit across Brazil. It also drew criticism from conservative corners who found it too explicit.
That single, along with tracks like "Eu Vou Pro Bailão," put Mc Ls on television and radio. They became regulars in Brazilian popular culture for a while, playing to big crowds. The music was straightforward funk meant to get people moving.
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