MC Yanzinho da RP
MC Yanzinho da RP came up in Rocinha, a favela in Rio de Janeiro where funk carioca is part of the daily soundtrack. He started making music influenced by...
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MC Yanzinho da RP came up in Rocinha, a favela in Rio de Janeiro where funk carioca is part of the daily soundtrack. He started making music influenced by older artists like Mr. Catra and MC Sapão, who mixed catchy beats with lyrics that sometimes touched on life in the neighborhoods.
His track "Senta, Kika, Trava e Rebola," a 2019 collaboration with MC 2k, got a lot of attention. The song's explicit lyrics and dance moves drew criticism from some who felt it promoted promiscuity, but it also connected with listeners and helped spread his name.
After that, he kept putting out songs like "Vai Se Tremer" and "Bumbum No Chão," working with other funk artists along the way. The music kept a steady rhythm, and the conversation around it, about what the lyrics mean and who they're for, didn't really slow down either.
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