Three friends from São Paulo blended rural themes and straightforward style across a dozen songs.
For their sound, 'Baladinha Rural' is the obvious starting point. 'Fazendinha de Madeira' with Fernando e Sorocaba shows how that blend held up years later.
They started mixing sertanejo rhythms with rap in 1995 when that wasn't common. Their song 'Baladinha Rural' got popular in 1997 and helped introduce this blend to more people. Tracks like 'Festa da Bota' and 'Minha Caminhonete' kept their rural themes going while influencing other Brazilian artists who wanted to mix genres.
They formed in Ribeirão Preto in 1995 with MC Max, DJ Batata, and Zé das Coves. They put out albums like 'É o Bicho' in 1997, 'É Nois que Ta' in 1999, and 'De Volta à Roça' in 2001. The group worked with artists like Wesley Safadão and Fernando e Sorocaba on some songs.
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