The 1988 release of "Violência gera violência" marked a pivotal moment for Bezerra Da Silva, cementing his status as a leading voice in Brazilian conscious rap with its unflinching social commentary.
- The album was released on October 27, 1988, by RCA Records.
- It falls within the rap and hip-hop genres.
- The title track, "Violência gera violência," is a direct response to the social and political climate of Brazil at the time.
Bezerra Da Silva was a Rio de Janeiro-born artist known as the "Godfather of Funk Carioca" and the pioneer of conscious rap in Brazil. "Violência gera violência" was released during a period of intense social commentary in his work, following his influential 1987 album "Adeus, vagabundo".
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