But the youth here, he says, are still discriminated against, still stymied by the ghosts of the past. It's not exactly bossa nova, it's not jazz. Accessibility links Skip to main content Keyboard shortcuts for audio player. Emicida says there is a Brazilian minority very interested in reproducing Europe or America inside Brazil, and it's curbing all creative strength. It could have gotten some influence from the American soul, or American hip-hop, but it redefines itself from the characteristics of the music we have here, the instruments we have here. I never detached from that. 
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NPR's Lourdes Garcia-Navarro caught up with him in Fedo Paulo, where he's from, to talk about why Brazilian hip-hop is so hot and why his music defies stereotypes.
Accessibility links Skip to main content Keyboard shortcuts for audio player. But perhaps what makes Emicida's music so popular is that he speaks to a generation here that has seen such rapid change: The finalists were revealed on September 3.
In order fefida diminish the distance between the minority and the majority, the rapper says this is the moment to deal with the open wounds that are the inequalities inside Brazil. People are getting an education and college degrees.
He says he grew up disadvantaged and black, and that he saw firsthand the racism and inequality that he says defines Brazil. They are the most wonderful tool human beings created, because it makes that connection. He saw firsthand the racism and inequality that he feels defines Brazil. It awarded the best in Brazilian music and popular culture in the year of Some popular artists returned to be indicated, like the happy rock band Restartwinner of 5 categories in Emicida says that mixing musical traditions is what Brazil is all about, as it has always been a cultural melting pot.
Inhe was arrested at a concert for asking his fans to flip the finger at the military police, who were securing the event, and at the emicidw politicians.
It's not exactly bossa nova, it's not jazz. For this edition, some concepts of the previous edition was maintained. Black fury rises again. For me, words have a fascinating strength, they make a connection.
He sees the difference in the shanty towns. My mother had some books, so I started discovering the world by reading. To see more, visit http: I had a terrible TV at home. Courtesy of the artist. But young people here still face discrimination, and are still stymied by the ghosts of the past.
There were some books at home, which my mother read, so I started discovering the world by reading. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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I never detached from that. He tells me mixing musical traditions is what Brazil is all about, as it's always been a cultural melting pot.
His raw anger is clear, particularly in songs like "Dedo na Ferida," or "Finger in the Wound. This curbs all creative strength. They are the most wonderful tool human beings created, because it makes that connection.
It is a game that kills. His rap and the drum beat of samba meld to create something almost hypnotic at that times.
Dedo Na Ferida by Criolo & Emicida on Apple Music
In order to diminish the distance between the minority and the majority, the rapper says this is the moment to deal with the open wounds that are the inequalities inside Brazil. He not only brings poetry and the streets to his work but also Brazil's many musical traditions, namely emicixa. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. People sample what is nearest to them, and it is creating almost a new musical genre.
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