MENACÉ par le CHEF d’une FAVÉLA au Brésil 🇧🇷

MENACÉ par le CHEF d’une FAVÉLA au Brésil 🇧🇷

So what’s life like for ab? It’s professional. The famous national king. It was really hot. Be careful, crazy. But if you’re fed up, it’s a life where you don’t know if you’ll come home in the evening, you don’t know what’s going to happen to you. atirando assim, bum, nós teve que baixar no chão, funk, droga, arma. Foi uma forma de evitar o crime aí, porra. Rio de Janeiro, friends, how are you? Well, today, I’m currently on Botafogo beach. Everyone knows this city of Rio. Look, there, we have the Sugar Loaf. Like, you can take it by cable car and then you can go right up to the top, right to the top. And this beach, it’s it’s it’s empty. I don’t understand why. I saw everyone on the beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana. And there, on this beach, there’s no one there. I don’t know, maybe we can’t get too close. There are boats and so on. But honestly, this beach is really, really cute. And on the beaches, there’s one thing that shocks me here in Brazil, it’s that there are really lots of soccer fields, shutters, there are even little things like that there every 10 meters there to do sports. And it’s really, they are super fit, the Brazilians, they do a lot of sports. Look at this kind of thing there to do pull-ups, you do you do 100 meters, you find one. It’s really incredible. So beach, Sugar Loaf, Redentor Point, Ipanema, Copacabana, Botafogo, everyone knows that. But I think what people know is the life behind all that. The life here in Rio, out of about 12 million people who live in the metropolis, 12 or 14 million, I don’t know anymore, a quarter of Rio’s inhabitants live in a favela, live in a favela. So in conditions, I’ll let you imagine, quite difficult. I don’t know yet what type of conditions because I haven’t really set foot in a favela yet. Today, I’m going to visit one with a contact I made here in Rio. We’re going to visit maybe even two, I think. Okay guys, I’ve arrived in the favela with Diego the pole. Yeah, yeah. Tavares Basto, is that the favela? Exactly. We’re going up now. We’re 10, 15 minutes. We’re all the way to the top. You have to understand that most of the residents, they go up in a small bus which is a bus reserved precisely for the fav like that there the little commis. Exactly. Or in a motoota taxi like that there. And uh so yeah but we’re going to do it the old-fashioned way, the real way. We’re going to go up on foot like that he’ll really see what it’s like for a resident when he doesn’t have the money at the time who can’t pay to go up. You live in a fave there? Yeah that’s it. You live in a fave there. Before I lived here in Tavar Bastos now here Tavares Bastos. Now, I live in another one which is not very far either. HH And there you go. And so, what is life like in a favela? Tell us. B how can I put it? It’s a safe place. Living in a favela is living in peace. Afterwards, there you have it. There are Favelas and Favelas, they’re not all the same. You’re going to tell me “Yeah but Rossinia is a mess, I’ve already seen people go there.” Yeah, Rossinia is not a Fa like the others. You have to say to yourself it’s the biggest Latin but you have to understand that a favella normally isn’t that huge and most people know each other. For example in the one where we go to restaurants everyone knows everyone. The one where I live everyone knows everyone too. Smaller so it’s very family-oriented. Family-oriented. OK. Very cozy. You need help. You don’t even have to ask for people to come, they help you themselves. Every day when I leave my house, I leave my door open because I have a dog so I send some of my friends to take care of it and everything when I’m at work all day and everything, no one ever steals. You can leave the keys on your motorcycle, No one is going to rob you because in fact you have to tell yourself that the favas are just in fact an area where the government or the State does not have control. And and we, like French and Europeans, well we tend to associate Favela with drugs, drug trafficking, danger and so on but ultimately that’s not it. Well then there will be that, there’s not only that, you shouldn’t see it like that but it must be said that basically there in the pavellas what’s in charge is not the State, it’s not the government but it’s the traffickers. So there will be drug trafficking, there will be that but you shouldn’t reduce the favella to that. And this favela there, how are you going to stay bastos? Ex. Well, here since 2000-2001, there is a special police force battalion here, which is the special forces that enter the pavellas that exchange fire with the trains and everything that the BOP there is the Bob exactly the BOP BOP who came here in the years 2000-2001 and they literally rounded up all the drug traffickers that were here. It was about 45-50 people. They killed them all. There are two who survived because they weren’t there at the time and uh, there you go, they pacified the favela in their own way and they set up their camp, their battalion at the very top of the favela. So on this day, there is more trafficking. Here it is a pacified favela. There is, it is a favfied. There is more trafficking here in Brazil. There are criminal factions. Hm hm. Like the CV, the TCP, ADE. There are several, but the CV and the TCP are the two main ones. Two big ones in Rio. Yeah. And there’s the militia. The militia is something else. The militia is people who group together and arm themselves to control an area. They won’t sell drugs, but they’re people who carry out, I read, extortion , and so on. They do card games, casino stuff, all that and everything. It’s all illegal anyway. But the only difference is that there’s no drug trafficking. There’s no drug trafficking, and they’re going to make the businesses that are in their area pay, they’re going to make the residents pay for things like that. Something that normal factions like the CV or the TCP don’t do. And why do they do that? You’re going to tell me? Because they’re not bandits, they’re not, well, they’re not traffickers, they have another background. Those who are in the militia are often ex-polers. Hm hm. Military parents, military by a military, uh, security agent, who come together, take up arms, and form a sort of family faction, they call it the bilis. We agree that it’s touristy now? Now, Tavares Basso, it’s touristy. Well, it’s not Rossigna because it’s not a big, big favela. It’s not the biggest like Rossin, but here there’s a magnificent setting. We’re in the southern zone of Rio. We’re not far from Flamengo. We’re in the Katé neighborhood. It’s a very artistic, very old neighborhood with a lot of history. And here, we have the OTAR Bassos, we have the view of Sugar Loaf, we have the view of Flamingo, we have the view of a lot of things. That’s a kind of living environment that everyone likes to have because there’s peace, there’s no traffic, there’s no movement like the Rossigna and then the view is breathtaking. The view is breathtaking. You’ll see in ro. But do the people who live here live well? So is that it? It’s still a favelle. Just because it’s peaceful doesn’t mean that the people here are rich. There, you have to tell yourself that in fact it’s just the same as a Fabella. The only difference is that there won’t be traffickers with guns and drugs to sell. So to go back and do tourism it’s perfect. So to go back and do tourism, you can. What’s your agency? You have a small thing. Well, listen, I do tourism here in Rio. I do it particularly here in Tavares Bastos where I do a complete tour that lasts about After 2 or 3 hours where I’m going to the important points of the pavella, I’m explaining the history and above all we’re seeing some magnificent points and there you go, I’m working with a friend of mine who’s from here and we’re doing this from Wednesday to Sunday. Come, come and live your experience because it’s not a tour like you can see in Rossigna or whatever. Here, it’s not the factory, it’s really an experience that we’re offering. It’s really different. Here, we arrive at the entrance to the favella. Yes. It’s the beginning, well the entrance was at the very bottom but here we arrive, like, the upper part. The upper part. Upper part of the favella, there are bars. Plus, it’s Sunday, so people, they’re outside I think. Yeah. Well no, Sunday is pretty dead. Oh yeah, Sunday is pretty dead. People see at the beach, people see a small bar, drinking a small beer. Especially in heat like this or else they stay home, they turn the air conditioning on full blast. Here, there’s a lot of art anyway in all the favelas in general, there’s a lot of art on the walls, on the walls, sorry. You’re seeing the frescoes, on the houses, the frescoes, things that denounce the inequalities of society or even here in the country of laws, stuff like that. Here in this case, it’s about women, about women, about aggression, about patriarchy, aggression puts pressure on women, all that. Oh yeah, that’s awesome. Look at the stands over there. And what’s that? It’s 7-on -7. Yeah. Usually 7-on-7 or 6-on-6. There aren’t too many players. It’s really… There’s no one playing there, huh. This heat. The kids don’t play on Sundays. They play, they pass out. The children, they must perhaps play on the small pitch up there. As long as the color of the skin is more important than the brilliance of the eyes, there is the brilliance of the eyes, sorry. There will be war. Blet yeah and there and there famous our national our national hero and and why there he is Coutinho no exactly and why is he from here? Why Coutinho? No he is not from here but he played for Vasco. It’s a club from Rio he is super loved here in Brazil and then he is one of my favorite players too. Ah yeah. Ah [ __ ] magnificent. And there next to you you have the legs of a little one with the favella and the Christ child. So ultimately, it’s a bit their dream, a bit for the children to get out of the favella of every child. Here, it’s either to become a singer, a famous artist Yeah. to become a soccer player. Small place. So there, the people, they live there there all around. All around. Look at that. It’s a chess table here. The table you see in a lot of favelas. Oh yeah, that’s the old folks’ table for playing chess. To parry money and so on. To parry money and all that. Have a beer. Look at all the cables up there. You’re from a favela. Exactly. Dude, that’s one thing about the difference with France, it’s not underground, everything is wired. There must be a good connection here. You have to say that when you live in a favela, you don’t pay for electricity, you don’t pay for water. Oh yeah or oh yes, so it’s squatted, in fact, it squats the electricity, it squats the water. Oh or it’s a cable diversion and the one who filmed who filmed my who filmed. Ah, it’s the same, it’s the small tables. OK. OK. Domino. Domino. Paris. É porque eu não sei porque ele saiu na tua frente aí tu passou jecional de l’argent tout le monde de tout le monde va reçu des couples. Ah ok. Ah so it’s really friendly what. Yeah. So here we are in a small a small street. What can we call it? A béc. We call it a béco. Ban it looks like an alley. An alley. Yeah. There there to introduce you we’re going to introduce you to the mutt. How old are you? Me or 27. Oh yes that’s true. No. Well you’re older than him. But he’s 22. Ah yeah. Oh [ __ ]! Yeah. He’s 22. Karine Karim Karim car não understands that I don’t want the back. Carin lour muito bem. Não calma papai calma. Calm down, we’ll leave you alone, we’ll leave you alone, mate. Leave it alone. Try to attack the camera. Sometimes you’re fed up, the sun doesn’t even come through, or sometimes you’re blessed by God, you manage to touch a little bit. But then there must be a lot of humidity. No, the conditions in the right next to us, we’re right next to the forest, so there’s a lot of humidity. And if you don’t have the sun in your house, it’s hot. You don’t have the sun or the air circulating, it quickly comes from the moss there. Now, get ready. Where are we going? Those who knew FIFA Street back in the day, this is the pitch that inspired FIFA Street. The FIFA Street pitch, guys. Here in Tavaret Bastos. [ __ ] incredible. Wow! Big in the middle of the Pavellas, it’s totally incredible. Incredible, guys, with the music up there. Oh and the kids, are they going to play soccer or what ? They’re going to play soccer, they said to me “Yeah, you cut a ball buy a ball.” They don’t have a ball. No, actually, there are several who have balls and surely those who have the balls, they don’t know how much the ball costs otherwise we buy a ball? He buys the ball in a bakery. The bakery is closed today. So, there is no ball. I I knew well I would have liked to offer them a little ball. Oh amigo, his name. What? What? Leo. Leo. Ah, quem jogador favorito? It’s 7. Yeah. Cristiano Cristiano. Dad, his dad is a, he’s a motorcycle freak. He’s a motorcycle freak. You know, it’s the guys from here on motorcycles who do wheelies, stuff you see on TikTok and everything. Don’t you see, he’s a guy like that. Oh yeah. We’re going to play against you and him you and him against the little one there. Pega ele, pega ele, pega ele, pega o Miguel, pega o Miguel, pega o Miguel. Small grocery store there in the favel in the small streets. Yeah. Hey, friend, what do you team up with in Brazil? Brazilian flamengo. Flamengo profal profal como sono. How many years ago? Se você escola. What’s your school preference? football and he plays in the football school. Ah good football here here in Tavar and you don’t want to pilot a motorbike nem teu pai but wait? No, I already had a bike ride. Eu coloco vita é no meu da roda aí para poder fazer aquele barulhinho, born? He said, I asked him if he wanted to be like his father later when the motorcycles. He said no, I already ride my bike, plus I put the Vita drink between the wheel and the fork so it makes noise. su team flamengo flamengo oh Cristiano Ronaldo here they are all for Flamengo they all have the jersey not all but most most most they are all flamingo and like it’s by neighborhood people it depends on you in Brazil there is there is this thing there by neighborhood for example if you have a favela next to the field like Vasco’s. There, there is the Vasco barrier. It’s a favela right next to the Vasco stadium. There, bro, you don’t go home with the same Flamengo. You’re not good it’s a figure of speech but there you go. When like if you live in Botfogo for Botfogo? No. No, not too much. There’s this neighborhood thing too, for example, at La Régère, it’s between here and Mafabella. It’s a PP neighborhood and everything, and over there, they’re all flumes because it’s the Fume neighborhood. OK. Honestly guys, great experience coming here to the favela, playing with the kids on the FIFA Street pitch, it reminds me of my childhood. Incredible tour. They all want to be the next Neymar. Look at little Leo there and but. They live with little but they have a smile. They keep smiling. Aqui é Flamengo. Jovem do Flamengo. Hoje vai dar Flamengo Bora veramento. Fica à vontade na casa. Perdona portal espanhol. casa 40 anos de construir inglês, era correspondente periodista de BBC prime vez que Tavares e visto essa paisagem se namorou e decidiu que construir casa aqui. Bora sus ovos de Guanabara no dia mosaic había dicho que había viajado por todo el mundo. It is necessary for the world to be regressed before and after the mosaic project for people from different countries that will change the work of the hostel se ha escribido mandatar o nome de la casa de la panura. Amazing. There, you have the sugar loaf and that’s the structure of the sugar loaf in a shape like there are several French ones. English, I thought this was trying to invade again. Todos bemvidos. An olive tree is the symbol of peace. from the Palestine band. Ah, que bonito. And we also have Israel. Essa parede represented liberdade. Now, our tenemos are Israel and Palestine, Germany and Poland, Russia and Ukraine, Brazil and Argentina together. I have a French language at home, but we have a Russian language I have written that lasts 30 days and it lasts. Together with Russia, with France, we can continue with the project as long as we work together. we find the place to stay to host our team Instagram_entra de football explai do futebol aí. Flamengo [__] I’ve never seen anything like that. Wow! Small churrasco terrace. It’s Sunday eh? Aquele grande prédio é o quartel de la policia especial do Rio. Então aqui é o lugar seguro do Rio de Janeiro. É o BOP. And so that over there is the BOP. Don’t point fingers. We don’t want any problems here. You have to tell yourself that these guys, well, after all, that’s my opinion, it’s just my opinion. But there aren’t many things that differentiate the drug dealers from these guys. Oh yeah. Yeah. There aren’t many things except what do you call it? The equipment. The uniform. Exactly. But it’s the same thing, it’s showing yourself on social media, the politics of fear. Uh, well, you’re not going to see them smoking like the bandits smoke, but they use drugs very often, you know. And there you go, it’s a life, it’s a life that no one deserves. It’s a life where you don’t know if you’ll come home at night, you don’t know what’s going to happen to you, you don’t know if you’ll see your son again, your child, and you live only for that, for the adrenaline, to change shots with the drug dealers. It’s the same thing as the drug dealers. So, guys, we have a view of the favella. Incredible. What is the favella? It’s a hill that was squatted by slaves. That’s it in history. That’s it, that’s to summarize in a big, big, big way, that’s it. But to build the city, of course, they brought in slaves, and these slaves couldn’t live in the city and had to export themselves, or rather, what do you call themselves? Yeah. Move away from the center. Move away. Move away from the center and build their own house, do their own thing. I read something that Mo Favela comes from a plant that grew on the hills of Brazil. So in fact, the first favela, they called it morvela, I think, and that’s why it became favela for everyone. Here in Rio, we have, we won’t really say favela. Here in Rio, we say communidade community. Uh favela, it’s going to be more for the rest of Brazil. After Saint-Paul, we say quad. Are there rich people in the favela? Well, there are some, if we don’t talk about drug dealers in general. Yeah, it happens. After rich, there are no millionaires either. No millionaires either except for people like Adriano, a kind of football player, you see people like that. What is the minimum wage in Brazil? Minimum wage in Brazil is 1400 RALAL. 1400 RAL, what’s that? It’s 300? Yeah, Oh yeah, it’s really low. And how much does it cost to pay rent here? It depends on the favella, it depends on the place in the favella. But anyway, let’s say it’s a favella in the north zone. The northern zone is the area where there aren’t many tourists, where there’s no tourism at all or anything. It’s the most dangerous area of ​​Rigo. A house in a fa there, let’s say about 400 RAL. Oh yeah, nothing at all. 400 a month. There you go. On the other hand, if you want one here, a studio here, you’re going to have to pay about Villal. That’s okay, it stays. Yeah, but after that, yeah, no, because if you earn 1400 RAL on your own, it’s a pain. Including earning a salary here. Minimum here is synonymous with survival. It’s more the state, not the students like us who helped with all that and everything. Look to your right. Wow baby. And these are water collectors. That’s it for the rain. No, that’s the water. That’s the water for the houses. Ah, okay. And like, it’s not stored in there. That’s why it pumps or it pumps, like they don’t open it when it rains to roll it. Ah, no, okay, it’s pumped. OK, okay, it works. It’s a system that pumps the water and goes into its reservoirs there. Small ice cream here in the favella of [__] of the favella. Ah, yeah. aí. Opa. Obrigado. Valeu. Obrigado. Obrigado. Good afternoon for you. Esse daqui é o melhor jogador de futebol do Morim. He’s the best in the world. Melhor melhor. He’s sim, face. What’s his position [ __ ] attacking my brother. Attacker. Yeah. But he’s the best. His feet are hot. It’s it’s But yes. We’re Neymar. Neymar. Neymar. No. Seriously? It’s flamingo. Flamengo. I took jabouti it’s a fruit from here in Brazil. Like big grapes. It’s super good. Okay guys, we’ve arrived in the favella of my friend Diego Julio Antonio. Welcome Julio Tony. Julio Ton over there. Motorcycle taxi there P. Look what we see. Seen on the crystal. We’re going to go to the track and come with me quickly. Don’t get run over too right here. We don’t need to go far. And this is where we hang out with our friends to drink, to talk about all that. Look over there at the bread. Sugarloaf too. Sugarloaf. Wow, incredible. And I went to visit Christ the Redeemer and I passed exactly by there with the vans. There you go. And when the tourists pass by there, they take their phones, they take pictures of the entrance and everything because they see that it’s a favella, you see. I recognized it straight away. And so then people throw their trash here. Yes! Well, that’s where I found my chain. Is that where you found your chain? Well, I found it exactly there, behind that back there. It says this. Oh yeah, it’s right behind that trash can. It was there. I was here in the evening with a friend of mine. It was just the two of us. I had just come home from work and suddenly I heard noises. I heard screams and everything. I said to myself, what is it? He’s a son of a bitch. It’s a baby skunk. You see because it didn’t seem to me to be absolute confidence to be titular. And the puma joga aí na na lateral esquerda, uma posição que ele faz, não só no Vasco quais ele jogou. And now I’m playing right away, Luiz, born? They are calm, Flamengo supporters. here. É YouTube. É YouTube, paizão. YouTube. Vai ser famosa França. There look at the little one and it’s him who makes the videos who thinks about them who organizes everything you see sometimes I film with them and we film everything here in the favela you see what’s the you his Instagram it’s htastro th on Instagram and pap he ‘s over there he’s already calling us thread by thread not from far but we’re going down Well, it’s starting to get a little dark, it’s a little dark and we’re in Diego’s favella again and he wanted to show me the municipal swimming pool. Yeah, it’s still under construction family again. It’s still under construction. It’s the guys from here who are doing it for the favella for us precisely because there in this area there in fact at the time there were a lot of houses. That extended even more on the lower and on the lower part. Yeah but the state did everything to destroy them because there were big risks of all that. There you go. Yeah. And so it’s been transformed into a park. It’s been transformed into a park. But in that part there are still people who are rebuilding there as we see. That’s the case. And right here, the people from the faction are investing in it to build a swimming pool for everyone because if the heat is there, the traffickers. Yeah, exactly. They’re the ones who are investing in it. Yeah, like I told you, it’s the community for the community, you know. Because if we’re not the ones helping each other, they’re not the ones who are going to do it for the young people or for anything. Besides, look, can you imagine a small swimming pool here. The view of the Sugar Loaf Mountain. The screams up there. Look. Incredible. Royal. It’s not bad really. Afterwards, there’s still a lot of garbage here. There, we see there are still conditions a bit Yeah, it’s because in fact, there are n’t the people from Yeah, there’s no maintenance. There’s no maintenance, we’re the ones doing it ourselves. And besides, there was a small event there, a small football match. So, people from outside come, it’s a mess. Even the dog poop there, there’s some everywhere. I noticed that too, it’s part of everyday life in the favella. Yeah. Yeah. The typical red brick houses of the favella, one on top of the other. There it’s marked anyway, look. No throwing away trash, and in fact there are some, there are some anyway. There are quite a few. Yeah, there are a few. Look at the stairs to hell. Ah, that’s the stairs to hell. You go up that, and after you go up that, you say, “Ah [__] I’m done.” No, but damn, you’re done. We’re watching one with Diego right now. Plus, the best one we’ve tried , not just halftime. It’s halftime of the Flamengo match. So, we’re watching the other match, which isn’t at halftime yet, but we’re only interested in the Flamengo and Vasco match because they’re all Flamengo. Watch Flamengo. Guardian there it’s I don’t know if in France we haven’t heard much about it but a controversy a guardian of Rio it’s not very beautiful he killed her but he makes his son eat da whore de entregada We are on the roof of the favella with Diego and some of his friends. Basically, I was supposed to have an interview with a little lookout from the favella, except that well the guy the manager he didn’t accept in the end. The lookout, he hadn’t warned him and so on. He told us that if we filmed someone from the favela, finally someone from trafficking, we could end up in the sewers. So he made us understand that it was over. It was really hot. Crazy tension. And now we are here to explain. Yeah. To explain in fact the little guy he didn’t warn the guys. He didn’t warn the guys. It’s that when he got off work today, you understood who he said, “Yeah, I’m going to make a video and everything.” So he didn’t know how to explain it well. The guys came to talk to me, I explained it to them, but they said, “No, forget it, without preparation, without something like that, we can’t, it’s better not to.” And then there we are. Well, now we’re on the roof and we have a little interview with Diego’s friends, with friends, artists, artists. So now we’re going to, we’re going to, we’re going to film about music, guys. How do you feel? I think Pablo, artistic name of OPB. Do you rap? I think rap, rap. Boomap style. Acho que todos os gênos eu acho que eu consigo me encaixar, tá ligado? Why do you começou a música? Então, comecei desde novo. There is an icon that is Michael Jackson. Gosto muito desse cara desde quando eu su muito novo, ‘heareu? I danced as the music of the day, sang the music of the same day. And you never have a connection with loud music, hear? Now it’s the same thing that I’ve been doing for a long time and it’s the same thing that I’m going to have the opportunity to have a perspective of many people, hear? Com minhas letras, minhas composições. Então é isso. What is your sound for music? Cara, had a quero tocar muitas pessoas, hear? You can have a high level of streams as extraordinary as you can see. E é isso. Did you pass me by as I communicated to hear you hear? Faith is a form of avoiding crime by voice. Com sure. Com sure. Me tirou de muitas ruas escuras que talvez had poderia ter entrado, hear? Did you know that I also added other aspects, hear? music, there is no need for this crime scene, there is no such thing. Music and breathing, é tudo, tá ligado? É amor, é luz, é tudo. Take it a step or the way, build it with all the steps, learn what it is and how it works. Pode ser sinistro, olha esse ritmo, podendo enterr em lugares e semper com a cabeça seguida. Carrega essa doutrina desde que vim de beço na fantasia de um trono de ouro. Esse first emu, pode ir dando agora. This is the beginning of the revolution of Vamos ditar essa história. I’ll leave you alone and can’t talk to me. Tá escrito nas estrelas. Vale a pena creditar. Even though there is a problem with me, you should be credited. Não, não vale a pena. I’ll leave you alone and can’t talk to me. Tá escrito nas estrelas. Vale a pena creditar. Even though this is a dia traga meu fim, it can be minhas verdades. Acredita, neguinho, eu não concordo com a faceta. Essays distorted letras not elevam autocrítica, suas auto apologia. Então se liga que a realidade é outra. Olha que a bruxa ta solta e se tem medo sai da que tá que o tempo tá passando et você mentiu para mim não. Isso é só você mesmo se enganando e vale a pena a ideia. Absorb quem quer. I know you passo a visão. Cabar você seguir ou não. What is it, is it ligado? Obrigado, irmão. Well, we artista, how does this happen? Caio Lima. DJ Caio Lima. Um DJ. How many years have you heard ? Had tenho 23. 23. Ah, much fun. And what music is playing at the same time? It’s like music from when I was 13, 14 years old, but or less. Uhm. product, we have already produced it in 2018. Come in 2018, but as DJ and tal, to cando in festa, faith from the age of 14. Oh, okay. Is it possible to live with music? Dá para para viver ou você tem que trabalhar extra coisa? ainda ainda had tenho that trabalhar. You have a story of my life that I already had a good show and a story, but because of the decoration of some of the most popular songs I have never seen before, but I also had my taste for good music, and I produced a lot of music. I have already mentioned some of the music that is visible in no Brazil, no world, no Rio de Janeiro in this case. How can you sing? Aham. Eu faço algumas músicas. However, if you can’t wait until it’s a little older, you might have had a little bit more than that, because that’s why it didn’t need to be in production and production. Gosto para caramba. But still, I’ve heard what happened to me, but still, I’ve got song music and it’s all there. E o que que ten suas letras? O que ten minhas letras? Is it like love or favela? É, são bem distintas umas da da das outras, porém tem algumas que eu faço que são vivências minhas e outras que são um pouco mais genericas, mas porém são coisas que eu já vi eh acontecendo sobre funk, droga, arma. É algo que a gentile desde menorzinho tem tem essa troca, por mais que a gentile não viva, é algo mais genérico, entendeu? Uhm. Is this a YouTube channel? Tem um channel no YouTube também. Now some of the music is there, but there is no Spotify. Oh, okay. Let’s take a look at some music and listen to it. Obrigado, irmão. Value. Tamamos junto. Oi, friend. Opa, how does this happen? O, me chamo Everton, born? Everton Luiz. How many years have you heard? Did you know 23. 23. 23. What do you mean by what we call our community? Ah, sim, cara. Eh, we also worked with Caio no comecinho da que da carreira dele. A people who love it, but it’s a good idea to see Pablo and I know that we have a good idea of ​​a paper but it’s crucial in the social project that we have to do with our community and we also have a serious video and we try to influence the favela of a positive way, most of all practise. rapaziada que tudo que você quisiser fazer, você pode fazer. So that people, people who play football, people who play music, people who play video, people who play music, people who play music like that. Hmm. Is it morar in the favela, is it a family? Sou cried aqui. So cry aqui, tem passei minha vida toda aqui. It ‘s a peaceful favela. É, é, eu acho que uma das melhores de Rio, ao meu ver, born, por ser na zona sul, por ser de fácil acesso, por ser pequena e assim, a gente não tem muito problema quanto tem, ne? People don’t have any problems with traffic and police, transport of money, even those outside of our communities. Então acho que aqui é um dos lugares mais tranquilo e mais fáceis, born, assim, born, to convive. What is your plan? Oh, legal. A gente quando eu era pequeno tinha um project that tocava aqui na comunidade, born, that was futebol, assim era meia boca, born, that they costumam dizer, mas assim ainda assim tinha e eu senti falta de ter essa parada na comunidade e quando a gente foi crescendo e as cries foram crescendo meio que desamparada nesse sentido, I don’t have to worry about it, but it’s also a form of education that is also a child. And when you have a little bit of time, but at a certain time, it’s very spacey. A galera também que tá aqui na comunidade apoia bastante a gente, a gente conseguiu tocar o projeto, conseguimos eh patrocínio, conseguimos ajuda. It’s a good thing to do something, a good thing to do, it’s a good thing to do and it’s a form that will most likely be children that vary on the road. A people are playing football, a people who can play football are no strangers, they are no strangers to anything. It’s a form that has to be said and done without a voice in the community, to see what it is and what compromise it is. Well done, friend. Então você ajuda muito a os os meninos de da comunidade. É, eu procuro, eu procureo ajudar a galera aí e tá temptando educar eles e mostrar o caminho certo, born? Most of the football trips or the start of a football trip but no feeling of convívio between them is because they don’t have a bobeira in their company or an errant parada. So you have a football with a form of entertainment, various types of sports. Mostrar a cara buena da favela. Isso. E mostrar que assim, por mais que a gente seja de favela, tem muito talento aí, todo mundo consegue entregar qualquer coisa do mesmo jeito que entregam, sei lá, pessoal que não mora na comunidade. I have seen that this is where people are most likely to show that they have very little talent, and so they enter a mountain of paradise. Muito obrigado. Value. There guys, we are with a guy who has experienced things in the favela. How is chama? My name isandro Arajo. Leandro. Prazer, friend. How many years have you heard? I was 21 years old. Do you want to live in a place where you live in a favela or do you already have some of your favorite places in the favela? Sim, algumas coisas bem sinistra bá. Eu lembro uma vez que eu e os mus amigos nasceram de futebol, nós subindo assim para para lanchar porque nós tinha um projecto aqui no morro. When we entered the police, I was attracted assim, bum. We see that there are no words as words as well as no words as well. Aí não tinha nenhum bandido lá perto não. But the police have already tried to assimilate on their way to the police, ordering or killing the police. Os caras saiu correndo eo bagulho nesse dia foi pânico. Our era menor também. We were crying, we didn’t hear much of what we heard. Why are the police in the favela? A police force assimilated by the fact that they were preconceited as what mora in the favela, tá ligado? Quem é quem é preto, favelado, eles descem assim, tratam todo mundo do jeito que eles acham, tá ligado? Do jeito que ele querem, do jeito que ele acham que podem. E não é desse jeito o jeito certo que tem que tratar nós moradores, tá ligado? Nós também temos vidas, nós também somos gente, nós somos humanos e é dessa forma que eles tem que tratar nós descendo assim, metendo bala em quem mora na favela e quem é preto favelada, entendeu? something that happens so often well often not often thank God but it still happens power outage it’s general it’s the whole favella it’s everyone in the dark there was music nothing more we’re used to it here unfortunately these are things that happen because we don’t pay for electricity we don’t pay for water. It’s just little what do you call little shenanigans with wedges. That’s why you see a lot of cables in the favas, but sometimes that’s it. Okay guys, I hope you enjoyed the video. A little like, a little comment. Uh, you saw the good side of the favella with the poles, and well, we tried to film the bad sides, but we didn’t succeed. It doesn’t matter for the next 70.

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