Time da Quebra
Time da Quebra formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1990, a collective of musicians and activists including rappers Corujao, Xangai, Baby Ice, and B.Boi. Their music...
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Time da Quebra formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1990, a collective of musicians and activists including rappers Corujao, Xangai, Baby Ice, and B.Boi. Their music drew from Afro-Brazilian rhythms and street-level storytelling, arriving as Brazilian hip-hop was finding its early shape in the 1990s.
Their track "Songo-mongo" became their most recognizable song, gaining national attention for its direct depiction of poverty and social conditions. The group's debut album "Samba Rap" came out in 1993, followed by later releases like "O Pai dos GĂȘmeos" in 1997 and "De Volta ao Front" in 2002.
Their lyrics often addressed political themes and community realities, which sometimes drew criticism from more conservative listeners. They worked through the 1990s and into the early 2000s, leaving a catalog that shows what Brazilian rap sounded like when it was still figuring itself out.
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