Os Cretinos: Brazilian Rap at its Finest

Os Cretinos is a Brazilian rap group made up of singers and producers Mauro, Matheus and Vini. The group was formed in 1996 in São Paulo, Brazil and they have since been a major influence on the Brazilian rap scene. Their music is known for its catchy beats and lyrics that focus on social justice and political issues. Their most famous songs include “Tudo Pode Mudar” (Everything Can Change), “A Vida É Uma Festa” (Life is a Party), and “Fim de Semana” (Weekend).

Collaborations and Achievements

Os Cretinos have collaborated with many famous Brazilian artists such as Gabriel O Pensador, MC Guimê, and Lelo de Sousa. They have also appeared on TV shows, including “Altas Horas” on Globo TV. In addition to this, they have won several awards such as the MTV Video Music Award for Best Rap Video of the Year in 2000 for their song “Tudo Pode Mudar”.

The Impact of Os Cretinos

Os Cretinos have been an important influence on the Brazilian rap scene. Their songs are often used in films and television shows to represent the youth culture of Brazil. They have also been praised for their use of poetic language and witty satire in their lyrics. In 2012, they released their fifth studio album “O Grande Encontro” which featured collaborations with other popular Brazilian rappers such as Marcelo D2 and DJ Marlboro. The album was a critical success and helped to further cement their legacy as one of the most influential rap groups in Brazil. Os Cretinos continue to be an important part of the Brazilian rap scene today.