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Pâmela Dauzuck
Pâmela Dauzuck grew up in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, where she absorbed the local sounds of funk carioca and samba. Her music pulls from those roots, though...
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Pâmela Dauzuck grew up in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, where she absorbed the local sounds of funk carioca and samba. Her music pulls from those roots, though she's not just repeating what came before.
Her track "Mandando Um Papo" came out in 2016 and caught on with listeners across Brazil. The song's rhythm and her delivery gave it a push that helped her reach a wider audience.
She put out a debut album called "O Baile da Dauzuck" in 2018. Over the next few years, she worked with other Brazilian artists like Karol Conká and Racionais MC's, which brought her sound to different crowds.
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