Projota

Projota, whose real name is José Tiago Sabino Pereira, is a prominent figure in Brazilian hip-hop, renowned for his poignant lyrics, sharp social commentary, and expressive delivery. Born on April 11, 1986, in São Paulo, Brazil, Projota began his musical journey by participating in local freestyle battles, which honed his lyrical skills and built his reputation in the underground hip-hop community. He gained widespread recognition with his mixtape "Projeção" in 2010, which catapulted him into the Brazilian mainstream music scene.

Since then, Projota has released a string of successful singles and albums that bridge the divide between socially conscious rap and accessible pop melodies. His work often revolves around themes of love, life in the favelas, and personal struggles, resonating with a diverse fanbase. Among his recent releases are tracks like "Coisas Da Vida," showcasing his reflective storytelling, and "CORRA!," which exemplifies his ability to deliver powerful, motivational messages. Projota's live performances, including the energetic "AMADMOL (Ao Vivo)," capture the dynamic and poignant essence of his studio recordings, securing his position as one of Brazil's most influential contemporary rappers. Whether addressing social issues or the intricacies of human emotion, Projota continues to leave a significant imprint on Brazil’s music landscape.

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Alguém Tinha Que Falar De Amor
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