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Kevinho

Origin
Campinas, SP
Also known as
Kevin Kawan de Azevedo
Years active
2012
Genres
funk paulista, funk carioca, pop funk
Instruments
vocals

Biography

Kevinho, born Kevin Kawan de Azevedo in Campinas, São Paulo, is a prominent Brazilian singer and songwriter recognized for his contributions to the funk paulista genre. He began his musical journey in 2012 by releasing his tracks online, gradually building a following with early releases like "Tá Bombando É" while initially associated with the KL Produtora. His career reached new heights after joining the KondZilla Records label in 2016, leading to a series of massive national hits that cemented his status as a leading figure in contemporary Brazilian urban music.

Throughout his career, Kevinho has released numerous chart-topping singles and collaborated with a diverse array of prominent artists across different musical genres, frequently partnering with fellow funk icons such as MC Davi and MC Kekel. His breakout international hit "Olha a Explosão" not only dominated domestic charts and the carnival season but also spawned crossover remixes with figures like Wesley Safadão, expanding the reach of Brazilian funk across Latin America. Further solidifying his mainstream appeal, he released successful collaborations with major sertanejo acts including Léo Santana, Matheus & Kauan, Simone & Simaria, and Gusttavo Lima, as well as working with producer Dennis DJ.

Beyond his commercial successes and millions of digital streams, Kevinho remains a defining voice in the evolution of Brazilian funk, known for his catchy hooks and high-energy music videos. His ability to seamlessly blend funk paulista with elements of sertanejo and forró has allowed him to maintain a powerful presence on streaming platforms and television broadcasts alike. As he continues to release new material and evolve as an artist, he stands alongside contemporaries like MC Kevin and MC Livinho in shaping the modern soundscape of Brazilian popular music.