Faces do Subúrbio

Ex – break dancers Tiger and Zé Dark brown promoted an indigenous fusion of the design with rap, rock, and folkloric rhythms of Pernambuco just like the embolada, performing single at venues just like the Abril Pro Rock and roll Celebration. From 1996 on they followed a lineup comprising Oni (electric guitar), Massacre (bass), Garnizé (drums), and KSB (turntable). Expressing their trend when it comes to public problems through their music, these were imprisoned in Recife in 1997 for their tune “Homens Fardados.” The to begin the three albums that they had documented by 2000 emerged for the reason that same season, Faces perform Subúrbio. In 2000, Garnizé was portrayed in the documentary O Rap perform Pequeno Príncipe Contra as Almas Sebosas for example of musicians conquering the violent and degrading circumstances enforced by poverty through music and various other cultural manifestations.