Trampa
Trampa is a Portuguese group from Lisbon that mixes hip-hop and electronic production with some traditional Portuguese sounds. Their 2017 single "Clara ou...
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Trampa is a Portuguese group from Lisbon that mixes hip-hop and electronic production with some traditional Portuguese sounds. Their 2017 single "Clara ou João" got attention for its lyrics about gender fluidity, which sparked conversations in Portugal. The band includes Zézé Pinho on vocals and lyrics, João Barbosa on production and keyboards, and Francisco Rebelo on drums.
They released a self-titled debut album in 2016, followed by "Fúria" in 2019. Songs like "Guerra" and "Te presenteio com a Fúria" show their interest in social and political themes. Their music draws from American hip-hop acts like Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar, as well as Portuguese styles such as fado and kizomba.
Trampa's lyrics often touch on urban life, identity, and sexuality, which has led to both praise and criticism. They don't shy away from topics that some find challenging, which has made them a talking point in discussions about art and censorship in Portugal.
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