Seu Jorge and Marcelo D2

Marcelo D2, born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, rose from humble beginnings to fame with Planet Hemp, blending rap and psychedelic guitars. His solo work, acclaimed for mixing hip-hop with samba, has won numerous awards and achieved international success, leading to major world tours.

Singer Seu Jorge, born Jorge Mario da Silva in Rio de Janeiro, led a samba revival and expanded his global audience through roles in "City of God" and "The Life Aquatic." He launched a solo career post-Farofa Carioca, collaborating with producer Mario Caldato on "Samba Esporte Fino." His David Bowie covers in "The Life Aquatic" boosted his popularity, leading to the acclaimed albums "Cru" and "América Brasil: O Disco."