The current funk carioca is often criticized. In the meanwtime, many songs changed their focus from politics and violence to more romantic topics. These — often black women — fight for recognition of the difference between men and women and for the freedom of expressing their feminine sexuality as they want it. Women are often described as putas whores , cachorros dogs or popozudas big butts. Later on, even more restrictions were imposed: The city council judged that these songs were an ode to the drug-lords and to criminality, and forbade them. 
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Yet, even though the biggest and most famous artists can gain good money with it, there are still many who struggle to earn their bread with the music. DJ Marlboro sees a reason for that: However, funk proved itself strong enough to cross this marcinh boundary, starting with radio and television broadcasts about funk which soon became popular among many cariocas inhabitants of Rio.
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Follow Sounds and Colours: The funk sub-genre which lyrics talk about violence and which is currently mrcinho Baile funk: The daily ruling of the favela was in the hands of criminals and when police raided the favelas, it often resulted in a bloody battle between the two parties. Now, by singing these songs themselves, the funk artists demonstrate that they are in control.
To counteract the violent lyrics and bad reputation that funk has acquired, some singers created songs in which they expressed their desire for peace in the favelas. However, some feminists and funkeiras find that through funk, a young feminist movement has emerged. Funk is a form of protest, and in the favelas any form of protest is forbidden.
In the early years of the funk, DJs used loops zntigas electronic drums from Miami bass. The result is that artists are invited to performances, with which they do earn money.
Only in a few of the unpacified favelas that are still not under the control of the police, can bailes take place in their original form. Due to the strong connotation of the favela with violence and drugs, people from outside the favela rarely dared and still rarely marcinhoo to enter those neighborhoods. Due to the size of the bailes and the possibility that fights would break out, the police feared that they were breeding grounds for drug trafficking and violence.
In the last ten years, funk carioca has become more and marcniho known throughout America and Europe. Based on the notoriety they acquire there, there is a chance that the artist will become known throughout Rio, Brazil or abroad. These — often black women — anitgas for recognition of the difference between men and women and for the freedom of expressing their feminine sexuality as they want it. As for the selling of records, there is very antigaa potential for making money.
In the meanwtime, many songs changed their focus from politics and violence to more romantic topics. In its early years, funk spoke about poverty, human dignity, racial pride, sex breaking moral taboosviolence and social inequality.
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Many funkeiros find the banning of this funk style a form of censorship and deprivation of the right to free speech. From the 90s onwards, much of the funk carioca talked about this violence.
Later on, even more restrictions were imposed: Henceforth the government decided to practically forbid them. In the 70s, drug trafficking began to marcimho in the favelas. And does he get punished?
This style receives much criticism: She has conquered a status as a national star with her mischievous, double meaning funks, which respond to the macho lyrics of male MCs.
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You got a problem with that? Does a news reader not do the same? The city council judged that these songs were an ode to the drug-lords and to criminality, and forbade them.
vd Outside of the favela, a lot of people find the funk violent, sexist, cheap and superficial. All photos by Vincent Rosenblatt. The central happenings in funk-culture are the bailes funkgiant outdoor parties that in the 80s brought each week more than one million young people together, and that are still very popular. The truth is that the municipality bans funk because they are afraid of its power.
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