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R.H.D.
R.H.D. formed in 1988 as a quartet from São Paulo's outskirts: Mano Brown, Edi Rock, Ice Blue, and KL Jay. Their early tracks circulated on homemade...
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Boy Desedado
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Carandiru da Morte
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Desintegrado Pela Radiação
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Ei Gringo
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Estupra Mas Não Mata
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Intolerantes
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Master
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Nojo de Você
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O Mau te Usa/Eu Não Sei Mais
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Pesadelos do Sistema
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Puro Veneno
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Religião=Enganação
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Se Coça Nóia
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Sistema do Caralho
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Sobrevivendo no Inferno
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Tempo das Gangue
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R.H.D. formed in 1988 as a quartet from São Paulo's outskirts: Mano Brown, Edi Rock, Ice Blue, and KL Jay. Their early tracks circulated on homemade cassettes, pulling from experiences with poverty and police brutality. The group's name stands for Racionais Homens Drogas, or Rational Men on Drugs.
Their debut album 'Holocausto Urbano' arrived in 1990, drawing attention for its raw depiction of urban violence. Later records like 'Sobrevivendo no Inferno' and 'Da Ponte pra Cá' incorporated soul and funk elements while keeping their lyrical focus on social injustice. Songs such as 'Sobrevivendo no Inferno,' 'Carandiru da Morte,' and 'Estupra Mas Não Mata' became touchstones in Brazilian rap.
R.H.D. They continued recording and performing despite these controversies, maintaining a direct connection to marginalized communities through their music.
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