Reggae · January 31, 2022
Mano Vou Ali Plantar um Chá! Sombra MC releases a video feat. Funk Buia with support from Bem Bolado Brasil! Watch!
To celebrate his 45 years of life, the rapper brings music that questions the country's relationship with the plant. Rapper Sombra MC re

To celebrate his 45 years of life, the rapper brings music that questions the country's relationship with the plant.
Rapper Sombra MC released the video for the song "Mano Vou Ali Plantar Um Chá". Intended to be an anthem of Brazilian cannabis activism, the song features the participation of Funk Buia, production by BiD, executive production by the Nibiru Recordz BR label and support from Bem Bolado Brasil.
"Mano Vou Ali Plantar Um Chá" warms up the audience for the release of the album "Humano Cotidiano", the artist's third solo album that celebrates his 20-year career with lots of metaphor and rhyme.
We will address pertinent issues that conflict with society and prioritize people's well-being with the concept of expanding knowledge, experiences and work carried out over these two decades", celebrates the rapper.
When I analyze and study the behavior of people who use and are involved with cannabis, I realize that their desires are not only recreational consumption, but also medicinal consumption, which can stabilize and save lives".
The song closes the Sombra trilogy, which reinterprets the classics “Mano Vou ali Compra um Chá” and “Mano Vou Ali Compra um Chá part. 2”.
Now I'm not going to buy tea there... I'm going to plant tea there! I studied, researched, watched documentaries and today I can say that I know a little about this universe. I think it is pertinent that we talk about marijuana even for the issue of liberation. For me, marijuana frees men's minds," says Sombra.
We will address pertinent issues that conflict with society and prioritize people's well-being with the concept of expanding knowledge, experiences and work carried out over these two decades", celebrates the rapper.
(Watch the video for "Mano Vou Ali Plantar Um Chá")
Sombra, who has always raised his flag for legalization, arrives with the clip even stronger in the fight:
When I analyze and study the behavior of people who use and are involved with cannabis, I realize that their desires are not only recreational consumption, but also medicinal consumption, which can stabilize and save lives".
The song closes the Sombra trilogy, which reinterprets the classics “Mano Vou ali Compra um Chá” and “Mano Vou Ali Compra um Chá part. 2”.
Now I'm not going to buy tea there... I'm going to plant tea there! I studied, researched, watched documentaries and today I can say that I know a little about this universe. I think it is pertinent that we talk about marijuana even for the issue of liberation. For me, marijuana frees men's minds," says Sombra.Category
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