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Born in Curitiba, Paraná, Valentina Cardoso is considered the debutant revelation in the national scene of the battle of rhymes
Summary
At 14 and with HIW Vision, Valentina Cardoso, or “MC Valley”, emerges as a national culminating point in the rhyme battles, addressing the inclusion and social issues and inspiring fans with his trajectory of overcoming and talent in hip hop.
Among the beats trap, slightly suffocating the audience, two opponents face each other in an octagon worthy of the great MMA fights. However, here the dispute is not dictated by the fists. In the rhyme battles – coming from the contemporary movement of street art – the two -year -old wins from intelligence, giving the opponent a real “beating” with fast words and phrases. Who is on stage is not Valentina Cardoso Kauf, but “Valle Mc”, a giant in sport.
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The 14 -year -old artist started in Piccolo, on the streets of Curitiba, Paraná, and today he already wins the main rings of the national scene. In an interview with EarthHe says he is always in love with music, in general, but found it in the genre that emerged in the 70s in the neighborhoods of New York, the United States.
“I really liked to make musical parodies and also the rhyme very, on top of the rhythms.
The person responsible for the introduction in this world was a younger cousin in 2023. In a mobile phone, he showed down a video of a battle and she immediately enchanted by sport. “He introduced a video of Mc Xamuel. When I saw it, I was interested immediately. And then, I started wanting to follow, how and watching every day,” he says.
The video in question shows Xamuel on the 7th anniversary of the Battle of the Village (BDA), one of the largest in the country. The elongation “Hey, someone managed to understand”, who introduces the rhyme responsible for the rapper’s victory at the Festival, viralized on social networks and has consolidated the boy’s career.
About two years later, Valle occupied the same stage that represented his state and was considered the “best debutant” of the edition, which took place in July of this year. What makes the culminating point even more impact is that Valle has hypoplasia of the optical nerve (HNO).
The congenital condition causes the atrophy of the optical nerve, which affects the transmission of visual information from the eye to the brain and mainly causing vision. In a symbolic act in BDA, the rapper led WM and Xamuel, who were blindfolded. According to them, it is the “future” of the genre.
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Recognition is the result of hard effort and a lot of courage in battles, but says it wasn’t always like that. When he was interested in rap, he spent time to develop enough confidence to face someone in the rhymes.
“I started training in my room. At the time, I didn’t know that there were battles of rhyme to Curitiba because the ones I saw were in San Paolo. Until my older cousin made me known here,” he says.
The “Battle of the Museum” Extinct was the first that Valle faced, however, lost in the final phase. From there, there have been many losses and victories. “Hip hop helped me to mature, learn to face losses. I have always been a very competitive person. Either in games or anything. And sometimes I didn’t know how to take things in sports,” he reflected.
“In the first battle I lost I did not cry or nothing like that, but there were already battles that I lost and cried. I lost in selective battles for important things in particular,” reveals.
By valley, the stage always comes with that “cold in the belly” and compares the performance of a rapper with that artist. “Even if you have five people who look at me, I will be cold in the belly. This is also the grace of hip hop. Of something you were born to do, that you love to do, because it is something you feel. A feeling that is a little inexplicable, like adrenaline”, reflects, without hiding the smile on his face.
“When it comes to rhyme, you don’t feel anything anymore. What you feel is the impulse of rhyme and to be able to win the other cubic meters. I usually go out with my sweating, cold from the battle (laughs),” he says.
“People with disabilities are always capable”
Second valley, it can only see closely, but the theme is not taboo. On social networks, where there are almost 330,000 followers, approaches the topic naturally and answers those who have doubts.
“I receive many messages from people with disabilities, which I already find very interesting because they are inspired by me. [Nas mensagens, elas dizem] that I represent, that I bring representativeness to hip hop. Even younger girls, “he says.
He told an episode in which a fan called him on Instagram and replied. After the call, his mother also spoke to the valley and said it was autistic and that the hip hop was helping him to socialize. “I identified why, although I had no autistic spectrum, I also had difficulty socializing. Since childhood, I was always very shy and the music helped me to evolve,” he shared.
When asked if the condition was the target of the ring attacks, he denied and said that this was one of the salient moments that made her enjoy the battles so much. “Nobody looked at me as an abnormal or different. The McS of my city, in the first battle I collected, nobody spoke of my disability and it was something that I expected to be talked about, but it was not said,” he says.
The subject is also addressed in the rhymes. According to her, she likes to talk about social guidelines, political issues, inclusion and ability. “Even though I’m very young, I always liked to study it,” he says.
“This is the message I want to pass too, that people with disabilities are always capable, which they can transmit [essa temática]And I think I am able to transmit this very well, “Valle said.
Face criticism
“When I went to my first great battle, he gave that explosion [de seguidores] And I started gaining followers. So, they had good comments, but also bad comments. I didn’t believe for good and I concentrated on evil. […] It is very difficult to see various opinions of many people who talk about you, both your physical aspect and your job. Criticisms that are usually not constructive, especially from the Internet, “said Valle.
He says that parents support has helped manage the success he has achieved. Among the comments, what he says he does not appreciate is the “feather that come from people”. “A useless feather of people who don’t know don’t know my story,” he says.
Valle guides fans and whoever wants to do the same as her is concentrated on what they want, regardless of the opinion of people. “Criticism will have several, but few will do what you do,” he says.
Source: Terra
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