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Niack

Brazilian singer

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About Niack

Niack was a Brazilian singer.

Career In May 2020, Niack and Markin WF reached the top of the Spotify Brasil chart with the track "Na Raba Toma Tapão", in September the singer scored the hit "Oh Juliana" at the top of the chart Spotify Brasil, the song also entered the Spotify Global chart. Oh Juliana reached 62nd position on the Billboard Global Excl chart. U.S. charts and appeared on the Billboard Global 200 chart. Also in September, Niack signed on to Warner Music. In February 2021, Niack released "Nervozinha" in partnership with MC Kekel for KondZilla, who also produced the video for "Oh Juliana", in the same month launched his first international collaboration "Vida", in partnership with American rapper Maejor and Mexican singer Sofia Reys. In February 2023, Niack collaborated with Brazilian singer Priscilla on the single "Molhadinha," released under Virgin Music Brasil. The track blends elements of funk carioca and pop, showcasing Niack's versatility in the Brazilian music scene.

Singles "Na Rab* Tom* Tap*" "Oh Juliana" "Nervosinha" (feat. MC Kekel) "Vida" (feat. Maejor e Sofia Reys) "Prepara" "To Tranquilão" "Futuro" "Colocada Forte" "Vem na Tremidinha" "Molhadinha" (feat Priscilla)

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Important facts

Born
Ribeirão Preto
Occupation
Nationality
Also known as
MC Niack

Frequently asked questions

Who was Niack?

Brazilian singer

When was Niack born?

Niack was born in Ribeirão Preto.

What was Niack's occupation?

Niack was a singer.

What nationality was Niack?

Niack was Brazilian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Niack

· Wikidata: Q105772899

· DBpedia: MC Niack

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