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Velho Board
Velho Board came together in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with members including rapper Zeca, reggae vocalist Negra, and guitarists Diego and Fernando. They...
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Velho Board came together in São Paulo in the late 1990s, with members including rapper Zeca, reggae vocalist Negra, and guitarists Diego and Fernando. They started playing a mix of rap, reggae, and rock that felt natural for their city, avoiding any strict genre boundaries.
Their 2002 debut album was called "Rap, Reggae e Rock," and the title track became something of an anthem. The song "Rap, Reggae e Rock" showed how they could weave those three styles together without it sounding forced. They followed it with "A Voz do Morro" in 2004, which took a more direct look at life in São Paulo's favelas.
Their lyrics often touched on social and political issues, which sometimes drew criticism. They kept making music that blended those three core sounds, staying grounded in what they started with in São Paulo.
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