Muito Loko
Muito Loko was a Brazilian funk carioca group that formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1995. The band included MC Marcinho on vocals, DJ Malboro on turntables, DJ...
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Muito Loko was a Brazilian funk carioca group that formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1995. The band included MC Marcinho on vocals, DJ Malboro on turntables, DJ Guto on percussion, and DJ Tubarão on drums.
In 1998, they released their debut album featuring "Coxa-coxa Das Titia," a song with playful lyrics and an infectious beat that became an instant hit across Brazil. Another track, "Lembrei da Éxis," also appears among their notable songs.
Their music blended funk carioca with rap and electronic elements, and their performances sometimes drew criticism for explicit content. They released several more albums including "Na Balada" in 1999, "O Trem da Felicidade" in 2001, "Funk Carioca" in 2003, and "Ao Vivo no Maracanã" in 2005.
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