Som Da Stronda
Som da Stronda came together in 2004 in the Bangu neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. The group started with friends who wanted to make music about their...
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Som da Stronda came together in 2004 in the Bangu neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. The group started with friends who wanted to make music about their experiences in the favelas, including vocalist MC Nego Blue, producer DJ Bola, and percussionist Lúcio. They faced some early resistance from parts of the music industry that looked down on funk.
Their 2009 single "22 de Fevereiro" became a breakthrough, connecting with listeners across Brazil who recognized its depiction of favela life. The song's success brought them wider attention but also criticism from some quarters who questioned their lyrics. They argued they were just showing things as they were.
Their albums like "Proibidão" (2010) and "Bangu 1" (2012) built on that raw, rhythmic sound. Other tracks like "Amor Virtual" and "Ciúmes e intrigas" show their range within the funk style they helped define from their corner of Rio.
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