At the end of the song you hear a radio news saying: a man, appearing to be between 25 and 30 years old, is found dead on the road *name of the road*. Everything indicates that it was a settlement of scores between rival gangs"
That's not it, what happens in the end is that the police surrounded the house with the certainty that he was the criminal responsible for some crime that had occurred there since he already had a criminal record.
Incredible analysis. I'm impressed with your ability to interpret every inch of Racionais MC's lyrics in this reaction. Yes, man on the road is a very sad story about a person who greatly represented the life of a Brazilian ex-convict in the 90s. Even today, perhaps, less frequently. But I repeat, I admire your ability to interpret as a foreigner, with total understanding of the Brazilian reality. One more piece of writing and continue to provide us with more reaction from Racionais MC's.
7:25 a PT (Taurus PT 24/7) is a handgun used by the cops. the music sampled for this one is Tim Maia - Ela Partiu. which is also really good. If you're looking for more recommendations, try Castelo Triste by Facção central, it's got VERY VERY HEAVY themes, as do all their music though.
the correct translation at the end of the song about the guy who had a rolex: "he was shot at close range while supplying rich kids with cocaine". playboy in brazil means "rich boy"
I really like your reactions. React to "Emicida Feat. Rael - Levanta e Anda (Get up and walk)". You can find the English translation on the Brazilian Music Lyrics channel. I bet you'll really like Emicida. A shout out from Brazil 🇧🇷
Infelizmente a lingua cria algumas barreiras, mas só quem é correria sente o peso da linha “crianças, gatos, cachorros disputam palmo a palmo, seu café da manhã, na lateral da feira”
At the end of the song you hear a radio news saying: a man, appearing to be between 25 and 30 years old, is found dead on the road *name of the road*. Everything indicates that it was a settlement of scores between rival gangs"
That's not it, what happens in the end is that the police surrounded the house with the certainty that he was the criminal responsible for some crime that had occurred there since he already had a criminal record.
Estrada do M Boi mirrim, e onde eu moro , anos 90 que cheguei aqui era feia a coisa
The song is called She left
Perfect bro, Hugs from Brazil, keep reacting to Racionais Mcs.
reacts to Racionais Mcs - Mágico de Oz
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Incredible analysis. I'm impressed with your ability to interpret every inch of Racionais MC's lyrics in this reaction.
Yes, man on the road is a very sad story about a person who greatly represented the life of a Brazilian ex-convict in the 90s. Even today, perhaps, less frequently. But I repeat, I admire your ability to interpret as a foreigner, with total understanding of the Brazilian reality.
One more piece of writing and continue to provide us with more reaction from Racionais MC's.
That means a lot thank you so much for watching and commenting 💙
Hey man, this melody is by a Brasilian soul singer called Tim Maia. Worth knowing
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7:25 a PT (Taurus PT 24/7) is a handgun used by the cops.
the music sampled for this one is Tim Maia - Ela Partiu. which is also really good.
If you're looking for more recommendations, try Castelo Triste by Facção central, it's got VERY VERY HEAVY themes, as do all their music though.
the correct translation at the end of the song about the guy who had a rolex: "he was shot at close range while supplying rich kids with cocaine". playboy in brazil means "rich boy"
I really like your reactions. React to "Emicida Feat. Rael - Levanta e Anda (Get up and walk)". You can find the English translation on the Brazilian Music Lyrics channel. I bet you'll really like Emicida. A shout out from Brazil 🇧🇷
2:12.
If not for barrier language Racionais would be great as Pac and Biggie. Mano Brown is living legend and this song is subject to Brazilian SATs.
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Infelizmente a lingua cria algumas barreiras, mas só quem é correria sente o peso da linha “crianças, gatos, cachorros disputam palmo a palmo, seu café da manhã, na lateral da feira”
warning: Candomblé is not a cult, is an african rooted religion. the rest of the translation is good
Thank you! Really appreciate clarification on things like that. So important for my understanding 💙