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Spoof
Spoof is a Portuguese duo from Lisbon, formed in 2004 by childhood friends Bruno Monteiro and Pedro Henriques. They started making music that mixed kuduro...
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Spoof is a Portuguese duo from Lisbon, formed in 2004 by childhood friends Bruno Monteiro and Pedro Henriques. They started making music that mixed kuduro rhythms with hip-hop and electronic beats.
Their 2010 single "Danza Kuduro" became an international hit, reaching the top of charts in multiple countries. The track's energetic fusion of styles gave them a global audience almost overnight.
Some listeners questioned whether their approach to African rhythms was respectful, while others took issue with certain lyrics. The duo generally responded that they were just making music that reflected their own experiences growing up in Lisbon.
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