Rimação
Rimação is a Brazilian hip-hop band that formed in the early 2000s. Their name translates to "Rhyme," which points to their focus on lyrical expression....
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Rimação is a Brazilian hip-hop band that formed in the early 2000s. Their name translates to "Rhyme," which points to their focus on lyrical expression. They've released albums like "Nação Hip-Hop" in 2002 and "Revolução na Quebrada" in 2006.
One of their most notable songs is "Maria da Penha," which came out in 2006. The track addresses domestic violence and is named after a Brazilian woman who survived multiple attacks by her husband. It became something of an anthem on the subject. Other songs in their catalog include "Bem Diferente" and "Mic Na Mão."
The group's music often deals with social issues, and this approach has drawn both support and criticism over time. Their lineup has included rappers like Djonga, Djavan, and Nego Max.
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