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Mc Orelha
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Mc Orelha

Mc Orelha is a Brazilian hip-hop artist from Rio de Janeiro's favelas. His music often addresses social issues, drawing from his experiences growing up in...

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Mc Orelha's Brazilian hip-hop from the favelas

A Rio de Janeiro rapper whose music confronts social issues with raw perspective.

For his perspective, start with 'Faixa de Gaza' or 'Código Vermelho'. They frame what he's about without softening anything.

Mc Orelha's music comes straight from Rio's favelas, where he grew up. Songs like 'Faixa de Gaza' tackle heavy social and political themes, drawing attention to conditions in those communities. In 2014, that track gained notice for its commentary on the Palestinian situation, pushing his voice beyond Brazil.

He emerged from Rio's favelas with tracks addressing social issues head-on. In 2017, he faced legal trouble after performing 'Fogo Nos Racistas', but kept releasing albums like 'Amanhã Vai Ser Maior' and 'Resistência'. He's worked with artists like Emicida while maintaining his political edge.

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Mc Orelha is a Brazilian hip-hop artist from Rio de Janeiro's favelas. His music often addresses social issues, drawing from his experiences growing up in those communities. Songs like 'Faixa de Gaza' and 'Sou Criminoso' reflect this perspective.

In 2014, 'Faixa de Gaza' became notable for its commentary on the Palestinian situation. The track brought attention to his work beyond Brazil's borders. He has continued to release material, including albums like 'Amanhã Vai Ser Maior' and 'Resistência'.

In 2017, he faced legal trouble after performing 'Fogo Nos Racistas'. Despite this, he has kept making music that speaks to political and social concerns, working occasionally with other artists like Emicida.

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The Start here section opens with A Barao e Vermelhao, A Derrota de Um Brasil Campeão, and As Mina Pira so you can move through the artist's stronger lyric pages first.

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