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Prego Braga e Altair
Prego Braga e Altair were a Brazilian duo from Rio de Janeiro who started making music in the early 1990s. They put out two albums, a self-titled debut in...
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Prego Braga e Altair were a Brazilian duo from Rio de Janeiro who started making music in the early 1990s. They put out two albums, a self-titled debut in 1992 and 'Carnaval de Guerra' in 1995. Their song 'Não Tem Jeito' became widely known, a track that mixed samba, rock, and funk with lyrics that had a sharp, ironic edge.
Their music often drew criticism from conservative circles for its social commentary and what some saw as provocative performances.
You can still hear echoes of their style in some of the music that came after them.
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