MORRO DO DENDE E RUIM DE INVADIR DOWNLOAD

I did not compose this song.. I wish i was carioca! The censorship of funk is an allegory for the stick you head in the sand mentality that the ruling class of Brazil has. Everyone thinks Cidinho e Doca composed this song. Rocinha and the people are kind, generous and talented.

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Everyone thinks Cidinho e Doca composed this song. The song illustrates the violence of everyday life in the favelas.

“Rap das Armas,” or, Parapapapapapapapapapa

I did not compose this song. Junior e Leonardo made this song with Cidinho e Doca singing the refrao with them. I am from Rocinha. The obvious analogy here is with its American counterpart morri rap.

But then again it used to be exactly that. If you want this song email me i send for you.

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I have a blog that you can read about my life and about Rocinha. Brazilians are in danger not only when they take drugs but also when they take the bus or attend funk dances. I did not get to see a funk show in Rio but I dream of it.

Good to know everyone involved in this brilliant song are good friends. Funk fo a real expression of what is actually going on in the neighborhoods of Rio. Researching its history brings memories of the film Pixote by Hector Babencoan arthouse hit when it came out and my first exposure to the favelas. Its like invaddir I live in the favela, the media lie or exagerrate a lot about things! Also, does anyone have the lyrics to that original version? Translated and annotated lyrics [2].

Because, in wikipedia we can read: My Brazil is a tropical country The land of funk, land of carnical my Rio de Janeiro is a postcard Note: This song was made in and was misunderstood by people outside the favelas as being a apologia for crime but the song was not mean to be this. I am really speaking to the gentleman who lives in Rocinha, I would love to know more about you.

Invadit drug gangs sponsored DJs and baile funks in the favelas they controlled to spread respect and love for their gang as well as hate to the other gangs. I love b funk and samba, the favelas are the most beautiful spectical I have ever seen. I am american and have a brasilian wifey, minha vida.

I wish i was carioca!

Are they even still alive? How do I get a hold of more music like this? Does the censorship of funk music not bother anyone in Brazil?

Do you mean http: Rocinha and the people are kind, generous and talented. The song talks about how Guns are a national problem not just a favela problem.

"Rap das Armas," or, Parapapapapapapapapapa - Jahsonic

What happened to Junior e Leonardo? Lyrics in portuguese can invadkr found here: I live in Rocinha. With an AK47 and the other with a machine gun This rap is really cool, I can tell to you Who are those guys with M The neighbours of all our people the Favelas are already saying that they can not handle it here it refers to the white middle and high classes of Rio who live dnde in the city Fo the doors of the favelas there is already.

The favelas were recently depicted in Cidade de Deusone of the best films of the s. The song illustrates the elite police who invade the favelas shantytowns on a daily basis to fight the drug dealers, with lyrics about fireweapons such as the AK47 popular among said dealers and their confronts with the police and other drug dealer factions, but clearly being on the side of bad guys.