Mica Condé
Mica Condê is a musical collective from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Their sound pulls from funk, samba, and hip-hop, and they've released five albums between 1999...
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Mica Condê is a musical collective from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Their sound pulls from funk, samba, and hip-hop, and they've released five albums between 1999 and 2012, starting with their debut 'Perdeu.'
That first album's title track, 'Perdeu,' became something of an anthem. Their lyrics often dealt with social inequality and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism from parts of the Brazilian establishment.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Beijando Todo Mundo' with Perlla, 'Conexão' with Ornellas and Aila Menezes, 'Deixa Molhar,' and 'Fico Nua' with Raquel Lídia. The group toured internationally, playing festivals and building a following outside Brazil with their live shows.
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