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Yung Rickez
Yung Rickez is a Brazilian group from Belo Horizonte, with members Dudu, Pedro, Guina, and Paulo. They started making music together around 2015, drawing from...
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Yung Rickez is a Brazilian group from Belo Horizonte, with members Dudu, Pedro, Guina, and Paulo. They started making music together around 2015, drawing from hip-hop and urban sounds. Their track 'Calmo (part.Nick)' gained attention in 2019, becoming one of their most recognizable songs.
Their debut album 'Cidade Obscura' came out in 2020, followed by 'Aurora Boreal' in 2022 and 'Alma Nova' in 2023. Another song, 'Essa Noite,' also appears among their top tracks. Their music often addresses social themes, which has sometimes sparked discussion about their lyrics.
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