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Prole N' Sete
Prole N' Sete formed in São Paulo in 1986. Their name translates to "Offspring of No. 7," a reference to the underrepresented masses. They released their...
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Prole N' Sete formed in São Paulo in 1986. Their name translates to "Offspring of No. 7," a reference to the underrepresented masses. They released their debut album "Canção de Alguém" in 1994, with the title track addressing homelessness.
The band's music blends reggae, rock, and traditional Brazilian styles. Their songs often focus on social issues like poverty and inequality. Tracks like "Quem me traz o dia" and "Sempre" reflect this approach.
Prole N' Sete's outspoken lyrics have drawn criticism at times, but they've also received recognition, including an MTV Latin America Award in 2006.
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