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Pyramidy Hip Hop
Pyramidy Hip Hop formed in 2002 in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro. The group includes Nego Bello on vocals, KL Jay on production, Magrão as hype man, and Dida on...
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Pyramidy Hip Hop formed in 2002 in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro. The group includes Nego Bello on vocals, KL Jay on production, Magrão as hype man, and Dida on choreography. Their sound pulls from hip hop, funk, and reggae, with lyrics that often touch on social issues from the favela.
Their 2004 debut album 'Com Meu Reggaeton' gave them a breakthrough, with the title track climbing Brazilian charts. Other songs like 'Ela Tem' and 'Hoje Tá Bom (Gata Bailando) Reggaeton' show their knack for catchy, rhythmic tracks that blend genres.
Their music has drawn some criticism for its direct portrayal of street life, but they've maintained it reflects their community's reality. Beyond the debut, they've kept releasing music that sticks to their blend of hip hop and Brazilian funk influences.
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