What I like about this song is precisely the fact that the lyrics are not so heavy, speaking so much truth. They did very well in writing and producing this sound #rap #reality
heck, what a mesmerizing and sincere sound, bro! The lyrics of Sua Maneira are so deep and nostalgic that they catch me well. The guys' voice has a footprint that mixes rap and samba, showing that Brazilian musical diversity is extremely rich. I just didn't like the chorus very much at the end
man, this song is absurd! The quality of the beat and the vibe it conveys are too angry. The lyrics are deep and deliver an important message of perseverance and struggle for equality. Sua Maneira is a work of art that makes me proud of Brazilian hip hop culture.
One thing I really like about this song is the part he says "At this time we see boss, if it's worth it. Being a crazy life or a robot of the system." #vidaloka
"I'm Capão's, I only do mine," in addition to making great songs, I think the appreciation of his quebrada is beautiful. Proud to be Capão's. #rap #conscience
Heck, Rap It's Power of the Ghetto Soundtrack is crazy! The heavy dance and sharp rhymes leave me with an absurd energy! The amazing lyrics tell truths about rock life and the struggle of the people who live there. I love how they use rap as a form of expression and resistance.
I really liked the Rap É Pode vibe! The lyrics sent an important message and the dance caught my attention from start to finish. It's on my rap playlist now!