Paródias Medicina
Paródias Medicina started as a group of medical students in Brazil who made humorous songs about their field. Their track 'Dengue' became particularly...
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Paródias Medicina started as a group of medical students in Brazil who made humorous songs about their field. Their track 'Dengue' became particularly well-known, a parody of 'Despacito' that describes dengue fever symptoms with a comic touch.
They've put out albums like 'Clínica de Humor' in 2015, 'Medicina em Dose Dupla' in 2017, and 'Humor de Plantão' in 2019. The members include Rafael Studart, Bruno Almeida, Gabriel Almeida, and André Neves, each using medical-themed stage names.
Some in the medical community have taken issue with their approach, but the group has kept at it, playing shows and maintaining that humor has a place in medicine. They're essentially doctors who write funny songs.
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