Yanick Mariano
Yanick Mariano came up in Rio de Janeiro. His 2014 track 'Le Procura' broke through, becoming a major hit across Brazil. The song's straightforward melody and...
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Yanick Mariano came up in Rio de Janeiro. His 2014 track 'Le Procura' broke through, becoming a major hit across Brazil. The song's straightforward melody and direct lyrics connected with listeners, pushing him into wider recognition.
His music pulls from samba and funk, with a pop sensibility. The lyrics often touch on subjects like social inequality and life in the favelas, which has sometimes drawn criticism. Mariano has typically defended such work as reflecting real experiences.
He has released albums like 'Na Real' in 2015, 'Deixa o Mundo Falar' in 2017, and 'A Voz do Morro' in 2019. He's also worked with other Brazilian artists, including Anitta and Ludmilla. Another track, 'Vamos A Creditar,' appears among his more popular songs.
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