THE BOX MEDLEY (feat. Martelin, QTZ Tivityn e Yung Nobre)

Bruxo 021's 'THE BOX MEDLEY' featuring Martelin, QTZ Tivityn, and Yung Nobre is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The song opens with a repetitive chant, setting a rhythmic and hypnotic tone that draws listeners into the world the artists are about to describe. The lyrics are a vivid depiction of their daily experiences, filled with references to street life, struggles, and the pursuit of success.

The artists emphasize that they are not criminals but storytellers who narrate what they see around them. This is evident in the repeated lines, 'Artista não é bandido, nós só canta o que vê' (Artists are not criminals, we just sing what we see). This line serves as a powerful statement, distancing themselves from the criminal activities they describe and highlighting their role as observers and narrators. The song touches on themes of survival, ambition, and the harsh realities of their environment, painting a picture of a world where making it big often means navigating through dangerous and illegal activities.

The collaboration between the artists adds depth to the narrative, each bringing their unique perspective and style. Martelin's verses talk about the flashy lifestyle and the constant hustle, while Yung Nobre's lyrics delve into the darker aspects of street life, including encounters with the police and the constant threat of violence. Tivityn's contribution adds a layer of intensity, with references to firearms and coded language that only those familiar with the street culture would understand. Together, they create a comprehensive and compelling portrayal of their reality, making 'THE BOX MEDLEY' a powerful piece of social commentary.