Review by Carlos Longarela

Sobrevivência by Mukeka Di Rato is a powerful and intense album that showcases the band's unique blend of punk, hardcore, and Brazilian music. From the opening track "O Dia em que a Terra Parou" to the closing song "Sobrevivência," the album is a non-stop assault of raw energy and emotion.

The band's musicianship is impressive, with tight and precise playing from all members. The guitar work is particularly noteworthy, with fast and intricate riffs that drive the songs forward. The vocals are also impressive, with a range of styles from screaming to singing, adding to the emotional depth of the album.

Lyrically, Sobrevivência is a politically charged album, with songs that address issues such as poverty, inequality, and corruption. The lyrics are delivered in Portuguese, but the passion and urgency in the vocals make it clear that the band is speaking out against injustice.

Summary by Carlos Longarela

Sobrevivência is a must-listen for fans of punk and hardcore music, and anyone who appreciates music that speaks truth to power. Mukeka Di Rato has created an album that is both musically impressive and socially relevant, and it deserves to be heard by a wider audience.