Monique Benoski
Monique Benoski, born Monique Gomes da Silva, grew up in the Pedreira neighborhood of São Paulo. She started writing songs as a teenager, drawing from samba...
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Monique Benoski, born Monique Gomes da Silva, grew up in the Pedreira neighborhood of São Paulo. She started writing songs as a teenager, drawing from samba and hip-hop, and in 2003 formed the hip-hop group Coletivo Suave with DJ Mica and MC Nia.
Her solo career took off with the song "Quem Manda Aqui Sou Eu," which became known for its direct lyrics about independence. Other tracks like "A Culpa É Sua" and "Castigo" followed a similar vein, often addressing personal agency and relationships with a straightforward delivery.
She released albums including "Mulher" in 2007, "Minha Voz" in 2010, and "Rainha" in 2014. Over time, she worked with musicians such as Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, and Seu Jorge.
Her music, with songs like "Comportadinha" and "Destino Sem Noção," often resonated with listeners who appreciated its plain-spoken approach to themes of self-assertion.
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