MC Tranka Fulha
MC Tranka Fulha was born Antônio Carlos Ferreira do Nascimento in Rio de Janeiro's Complexo da Maré. He started rapping at local parties, and in 2004 his song...
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MC Tranka Fulha was born Antônio Carlos Ferreira do Nascimento in Rio de Janeiro's Complexo da Maré. He started rapping at local parties, and in 2004 his song 'Moda Um Passaro' with Ferro Gaita became a breakout hit in Brazilian funk.
That track's chorus and rhythm connected with listeners in the favelas. He kept releasing music after that, including songs like 'De Passagem' and 'Lapa Sem Freio'.
His work drew criticism from some who said it glorified drug use and violence. In 2008 he was arrested for narcotics possession. He also faced personal setbacks, including his brother's death and legal disputes over song rights.
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