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Song name: MONTAGEM UNFOUND Not my song, remake! ——— The main thing to know is that despite the name, Brazilian funk has almost nothing to do with American funk (like James Brown). It is an aggressive, high-energy, electronic dance music genre born in the favelas (slums) of Rio de Janeiro. Here is the quick breakdown of what it is: 🎵 What Does It Sound Like? • The
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