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WC12
WC12 formed in Rio de Janeiro's West Zone in the early 2000s, with the group's name referencing that area. The original lineup included MC Rick, MC Tuta, MC...
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WC12 formed in Rio de Janeiro's West Zone in the early 2000s, with the group's name referencing that area. The original lineup included MC Rick, MC Tuta, MC Pequeno, MC Lan, and MC Tikão, though only MC Lan and MC Rick remain from those early days.
Their 2009 track "Voando Alto Igual Poze" became a breakout hit that connected with listeners in Rio's favelas. The song's title translates to "Flying High Like Poze," capturing a particular kind of aspiration.
Like many Brazilian funk artists, WC12 has faced criticism for their lyrics and depictions of favela life. They've continued releasing music, with albums like "Aglomeração" in 2012 and "Funk É Pra Todos" in 2020.
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