MC Cabelinho releases Veneno with Marina Sena in new album

The rapper and actor MC Cabelinho, born Victor Hugo Oliveira do Nascimento in January 1996, announced the release of his sixth studio album, entitled 'Escorpião', for September 28. At the age of 30, the artist bets on the strength of the project as a complete work and decided not to release any single or preview before the official date.

I thought it would be better to deliver everything at once, just like the process of the record, and every feeling I put (on the album), intense even," the singer justified.

The album will feature nine unpublished and authored tracks, presented in full. Among them, 'Veneno' stands out, which brings the participation of the singer Marina Sena. Another present collaboration is 'Rótulos', which brings together Cabelinho with Alee and Klisman, two rising Bahian singers and composers in the Northeastern trap universe.

Complete repertoire and strategic collaborations

In addition to 'Veneno' and 'Labels', the album includes the tracks 'Don't Compare Me', 'Solitaire', 'Scorpiana', 'Points in the Ashtray', 'Lost Game', 'False 9' and 'Sad Ending'. The choice of partners such as Marina Sena, known for her pop versatility, and the Bahian Alee and Klisman reinforces the sound diversity of the project, which transits between trap, funk and rap.

The decision to release the album without singles is unusual in the current market, but reflects the artist's confidence in the cohesion of the work. Instead of fragmenting the experience, MC Cabelinho wants the audience to receive the album as a unique narrative, with beginning, middle and end. The strategy also prevents isolated tracks from losing the emotional context of the set.

Intense agenda: Rock in Rio and soap opera

The announcement of the album takes place amid a busy schedule. MC Cabelinho is preparing to perform at the Espaço Favela of the Rock in Rio festival, in a show scheduled for September 11, with the participation of the rapper TZ da Coronel. In addition, the artist is about to record the next Globoplay soap opera, 'Paradise Lost', expanding his performance in the audiovisual.

The presence at Rock in Rio, one of the largest music festivals in the world, should serve as a showcase for the new repertoire. The expectation is that the public present in the Favela Space will have a taste of what will come on the album, although the artist has not confirmed whether he will present previously unreleased tracks in the event.

Consolidated trajectory and public expectation

MC Cabelinho has built a solid career in the Brazilian rap and funk scene, with lyrics that address personal experiences and social issues. Their previous album, ‘Little Hair’, released in 2021, consolidated their name among the genre’s top artists, with hits such as ‘Faith’ and ‘Nobody’s a Saint’. Now, with ‘Scorpio’, the singer seeks to explore new sounds and partnerships.

Marina Sena’s participation in ‘Veneno’ is one of the most awaited points by fans. The singer, who won national projection with the hit ‘Por supuesto’, brings her striking vocal identity to the track, promising an unusual combination with Cabilinho’s style. The source did not detail the recording process of the collaboration, but the union of two rising names should generate great repercussions.

What to expect from "Scorpio"

With nine tracks, the album 'Escorpião' represents a new chapter in the career of MC Cabelinho. The choice of the title refers to the sign of the artist, born in January, and suggests a more introspective and intense approach. The lyrics, as the singer himself stated, carry 'every feeling' placed in the creation process.

Fans can expect cohesive work, with no filling tracks, and participations that add value to the project. The absence of previous singles increases curiosity and should boost the consumption of the full album on streaming platforms starting September 28.

For the audience of Ponta Grossa and the region, the release of 'Scorpio' is another opportunity to follow the evolution of one of the most influential artists of the new generation of national rap. The Boca no Trombone Portal will continue to follow the developments of this novelty and will bring updates as new information is released.

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