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Liner notes
Phonk (brazilian-phonk) · Upbeat · 120 BPM · 1:52
pitched Memphis vocal sample, heavy distorted kick, dark pads
About Ritmo das ruas
Ritmo das ruas is an upbeat phonk song by Young Favela (120 BPM, A minor, 1:52, sung in Polish). It is part of the WeavyAudio catalog and licensed for commercial playback in cafés, restaurants, gyms, stores and other venues.
More royalty-free phonk music. More upbeat tracks. License it for your venue.
Credits
- Artist
- Young Favela
- Genre
- Phonk
- Mood
- Upbeat
- Tempo
- 120 BPM
- Key
- A minor
- Length
- 1:52
- Vocals
- Polish
- License
- Licensed for venues
Keywords
- Phonk (brazilian-phonk)
- Bouncy
- street-level energy
- hypnotic
- rolling percussion
- Slamming 808 kicks
- crispy trap hi-hats
- murky bassline
- chopped vocal samples
- 120 BPM
- Breathy
- layered hook with minimal verse fragments
Added 4 months ago · 7/12/2026 · licensed for venue play
Lyrics· follows audio
Ritmo das ruas lyrics
Intro
Świt na taśmie, bas trąci
Chorus
Dochodzimy do świtu
Rytmy w żyłach, nie ma powrotu
Dochodzimy do świtu
Verse
Parter pełen mocy, ruchem bije
Pre-Chorus
Światła migają, jak płomienie
Ktoś śpiewa, ktoś tańczy, kiedy szarość się kończy
Chorus
Dochodzimy do świtu
Rytmy w żyłach, nie ma powrotu
Dochodzimy do świtu
Bridge
Cienie rozpadają się na dźwięki
Światła rozjarzone i ruch bez granic
Chorus
Dochodzimy do świtu
Rytmy w żyłach, nie ma powrotu
Dochodzimy do świtu
Outro
Do świtu dochodzimy, taśma trąci
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