Projeto AK-47
Projeto AK-47 formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s, with members André "Mano" Bronks, Bruno "DJ Lazer" Faria, and Christian "C4bal" Lemos. Their name...
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Projeto AK-47 formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 2000s, with members André "Mano" Bronks, Bruno "DJ Lazer" Faria, and Christian "C4bal" Lemos. Their name referenced the weaponization of poverty, and their lyrics addressed the grim realities of life in the city's favelas. They performed at local community centers and street parties, mixing hip-hop, funk, and samba elements.
Other tracks like "Brasil Apocalipse" and "Carnificina Popular Neoliberal" continued their blunt social commentary. The group faced legal scrutiny and accusations of glorifying crime, but kept recording and performing despite the pressure.
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