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Neuci
Neuci de Oliveira grew up in São Paulo's favelas and began singing at local gatherings. In 1994, she released her debut album 'Moleque de Rua,' with the title...
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Neuci de Oliveira grew up in São Paulo's favelas and began singing at local gatherings. In 1994, she released her debut album 'Moleque de Rua,' with the title track becoming an anthem for marginalized youth in Brazil.
Her music often addressed social issues like poverty and inequality. The 2000 album 'Furacão 2000' included the song 'Bandido Bom É Bandido Morto,' which drew criticism for its stance on violence against criminals.
Neuci worked with musicians like Beto Villares on guitar and Paulo César on bass. She released several albums including 'Chorar É Preciso' in 2002 and 'Alma de Guerreira' in 2005.
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