Pedro Lauar
Pedro Lauar is a Brazilian vocalist and songwriter who came up singing in local churches and community events around São Paulo. He first gained wider...
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Pedro Lauar is a Brazilian vocalist and songwriter who came up singing in local churches and community events around São Paulo. He first gained wider attention in the early 2000s as part of the funk band Bonde do Tigrão, where his voice and energy stood out in that scene.
He went solo around 2010, releasing an album called 'O Bem e o Mal' that mixed funk, samba, and ballads. His song 'Agora Reza' became a notable track for him, often mentioned in connection with themes of redemption.
Lauar's lyrics sometimes drew criticism for depicting life in the favelas, and he faced legal issues in 2006 with a drug possession arrest. He has used his music to touch on social issues, performing at anti-drug rallies and speaking against police brutality.
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