Mc Tchesco
Mc Tchesco came up in Jacarezinho, a favela in Rio de Janeiro. He started as a DJ and MC, drawing from the local funk carioca sound and artists like Mr. Catra...
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Mc Tchesco came up in Jacarezinho, a favela in Rio de Janeiro. He started as a DJ and MC, drawing from the local funk carioca sound and artists like Mr. Catra and Buchecha.
His track 'É Bem Assim Que a Gente Tá' broke through in 2019, speaking to life in the favelas.
He followed that with albums like 'O Chapa da Favela' and 'Tá na Hora de Vencer.' Other songs in his catalog, such as 'Festa No Barraco' and 'Fumo Minha Maconha,' continue in that same unfiltered, neighborhood-focused style.
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