Dina Di

Dina Di, whose real name is Viviane Lopes Matias, is a renowned Brazilian rapper and songwriter. Born on February 19, 1976, in Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, Dina Di began her musical journey as a guitarist before focusing on rap. She rose to prominence as the lead MC of the all-women hip-hop collective Visão de Rua (Street View), alongside artists Tum and DJ OG. The group was known for their socially conscious lyrics, addressing issues like sexism and the realities of the justice system, as seen in their early single "Confidência de uma conviceira" (Confidence of a Convict). Dina Di's influential work earned her the title "Queen of National Rap" in Brazil, contributing significantly to the empowerment of women in the Brazilian hip-hop scene.

Recently, Visão de Rua and Dina Di have released tracks like "Eles Falam de Paz," "As Coisas Mudam," and "Filha do Rei," continuing her legacy of powerful and socially relevant music. Dina Di's impact on Brazilian hip-hop has been profound, paving the way for future generations of female artists. Her music often tackles themes of social justice, inequality, and personal struggle, resonating deeply with listeners. Through her work, Dina Di remains a vital figure in Brazilian music, embodying the spirit of resistance and empowerment that defines her artistry.