Perigo Público

**Perigo Público** is a rising force in Brazil’s vibrant rap and trap scene, hailing from São Paulo. Known for gritty lyricism and beats that mix old-school hip-hop with modern trap influences, the group (or solo act, depending on context) drops tracks steeped in streetwise storytelling and social commentary. Releases like "1991" and "BOSS FINAL" showcase their knack for pairing raw, introspective verses with hypnotic production, while collaborations with artists like DJ Caique and MC Smith highlight their connections within Brazil’s urban music ecosystem. Though details about their origin story remain low-key, their music—including the moody "Porcelana" and the defiant "Jeans Monroe"—resonates with fans drawn to authenticity and São Paulo’s unfiltered energy. Keep an eye on their YouTube and Spotify channels, where they’ve been steadily building a loyal following.