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Rimatitude
Rimatitude is a music collective from Salvador, Brazil, formed in the early 2000s. Their sound mixes Afro-Brazilian rhythms with hip-hop, often focusing on...
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Rimatitude is a music collective from Salvador, Brazil, formed in the early 2000s. Their sound mixes Afro-Brazilian rhythms with hip-hop, often focusing on conscious lyrics. In 2007, they released their debut album, 'Concorrência da Sobrevivência', which includes the track 'Concorrência da Sobrevivência' among their top songs.
Founders Jailton Batista, Felipe Escandurras, and Raul Seixas started the group in the city's impoverished neighborhoods. Songs such as 'Fazer Dinheiro' and 'Sem Coragem Não Há Glória' reflect this thematic focus.
Their approach has drawn both criticism and praise for its unapologetic stance on challenging norms.
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