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Mc Yoka
Mc Yoka is a Brazilian funk collective that formed in 2019. Their first single, 'Pra Que Maquiagem,' caught on quickly with its straightforward question about...
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Mc Yoka is a Brazilian funk collective that formed in 2019. Their first single, 'Pra Que Maquiagem,' caught on quickly with its straightforward question about makeup and self-acceptance. The group includes MC Yoka, MC 2Jhow, MC Roba Cena, MC Carol, MC Tati Zaqui, and MC Rebecca.
Their music works in the funk carioca style, with its heavy bass and fast tempo. They've released other tracks like 'Nazaré,' 'Rei Lacoste,' 'Sentou e Gostou,' and 'Vai Malandra' since that first single. In 2020, some critics said their lyrics could objectify women, though the members have said they're trying to challenge norms instead.
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