A Brazilian rapper whose 2005 track 'Lição de Vida' connected through direct takes on social issues.
For a sense of his approach, 'Lição de Vida' and 'Bakongo' frame his work well. They show his range from social commentary to collaborative tracks.
He first gained wider attention in 2005 with 'Lição de Vida,' a song that resonated for its straightforward approach to social commentary. His catalog includes tracks like 'A Dor de Um Pai' and 'Ainda Existe Amor,' and he's worked with collaborators like Sam Mangwana on 'Bakongo.' He's maintained a presence in Brazilian hip-hop without being part of a fixed band.
He released albums like 'Sobrevivendo no Inferno' in 2004 and 'O Retorno do Rei' in 2007. In 2009, he faced legal trouble related to drug possession, and his lyrics have sometimes drawn criticism for their language.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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