Belo and Xamã

Xamã, born Geizon Carlos da Cruz Fernandes in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a celebrated rapper, poet, and actor. Known for his hip hop and trap style, he blends urban narratives with poetic depth. His discography includes albums like "Zodíaco" and "Fragmentado," featuring popular songs such as "Malvadão 3." He has collaborated with artists including Agnes Nunes and Luísa Sonza, earned a Latin Grammy, and received BET Hip Hop Award nominations. He is also recognized for his acting roles.

Brazilian vocalist Belo fronted supergroup Soweto for eight years, selling over 3 million units. Dubbed the samba voice of his generation, he broke solo with Desafio, which went double platinum, and live album Belo ao Vivo (2001).